In 2013, Saudi Arabia exported $220 million worth of goods to Tanzania, mainly refined petroleum and polymer products.

While in 2013, Tanzania only exported $20.7 million worth of goods to Saudi Arabia; mainly Tanzania's exports to Saudi Arabia are low value agriculture products such as vegetables, fish and raw tobacco.

[1] In 2014 after high level visits of Saudi officials to Tanzania, both countries agreed to work together in building skills in biodiversity conversation and wildlife protection.

In 2014 various students from Saudi Arabia made a visit to the various national parks of the country to gain field experience in wildlife conservation.

Saudi Arabia is extending this relationship to help the country rid its dependence on oil and tourism for its national income.