Ahmed Ginah left his village in Egypt for Tanzania in 2017, defying stereotypes of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa. By 2021, he founded Dream Trading, importing and exporting aluminium goods. He expanded into the steel market, establishing himself as a local entrepreneur. Ginah is known for his supportive role to other North African migrants. His daily routine includes visits to his business and socializing at local cafes, where he connects with fellow Egyptians and Tanzanians.
Ahmed Ginah, who is affectionately dubbed the Mayor of Egyptians in Dar es Salaam, left his village in Egypt seeking a dream. By 2021, he built Dream Trading, capitalizing on the growing market for aluminium goods, and later expanded into steel. Ginah embodies success while supporting other North African migrants in their journeys southward. His routine involves daily visits to warehouses and community interactions at the City Mall, where he meets fellow Egyptians and Tanzanians over traditional meals.
When Ahmed Ginah first moved to Tanzania in 2017, he encountered opportunities rather than the expected famine and poverty stereotypes prevalent in North Africa. His venture, Dream Trading, began with a modest investment of $3,000, focusing on importing and exporting household goods, and grew as he tapped into broader markets, ultimately becoming a significant player in the Tanzanian economy.
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