During the entire second five-year plan period, the industrial output value of East Africa increased by 187%, while the first five-year plan increased by only 103%. This performance is significantly higher than the first plan, which is closely related to the comprehensive explosion of advantageous industries such as automobiles and electricity during the second plan.
Especially the automobile and tractor industries, which have had a significant impact on driving East African industry, have become the leading products of East African industrial exports.
In the past, East Africa was also a major power in machinery such as automobiles and tractors, but the scale of production and export was not large at the time. Entering the second five-year plan period, due to the development of relevant industries in the United States and Europe, East Africa began to increase the scale of exports of large-scale machinery such as automobiles and tractors.
