Etiopia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Today, Africa has emerged from this dark path. Our Armageddon has passed
— Haile Selassie I
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Advancing the Industrialization Journey
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia is bracing up to become a leading manufacturing hub in Africa and transform itself into a lower middle income economy by 2025. Hence, it has made registering commendable economic development achievements a point. Its GTP II first year performance overview foreshadows that Ethiopia could achieve the set ...
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Building Climate Resilient Economy As Part of Sustainable Development
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia is a home for nearly 100 million people. The nation's economic mainstay is agricultural sector that is also a means of livelihood of 85 per cent of the population. And it plays key role for earning foreign exchange. The sector which depends on the extraction of natural ...
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University, Firm Establish New Partnership On Construction Quality
[Addis Fortune] The Addis Abeba Science & Technology University (AASTU) has created a partnership with Teklebrehan Ambaye & Family Corporation (TAF), a local private business conglomerate, to work on the quality of construction - the sector in which the latter has made a biggest business venture in the country. AASTU ...
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GTP I's Performance in the Agriculture's Sector and Hopes in Store in GTP II
[Ethiopian Herald] Aside from ensuring food security, Ethiopia's agriculture is amply generating much needed foreign currency for the accelerated growth of the country parallel to supplying a variety of quality inputs for the agro-processing industries mushrooming nationwide.
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Ethiopia's Journey to Industrialization
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia is an agrarian economy. It has huge land and human labor. As a result, it has designed and has been agricultural lead industrialization since the past two and half decades. In fact, the country realizes the fact that industrialization plays an important role in economic development where ...
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Unicef, Religious Institutions Sign MoU
[Ethiopian Herald] The partnership between UNICEF and major religious institutions in Ethiopia will alleviate the chronic challenges of women and children in the community
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Modernizing Terrestrial Transport Sectors Key for Socio-Economic Progress
[Ethiopian Herald] A home for 100 million people, agriculture is the mainstay of Ethiopia's economy and the means of the livelihood of 85 per cent of the population, the country has been registering a double digit growth for the last decade and half.
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Ethiopia's Fresh Initiative to Increase Number of Visitors
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia's untapped tourism potential is shifting the gear to new initiative to increase number of visitors with its brand new promotion logo "Land of Origin" The government emphasizes on the need for a tourism sector which is both environmentally friendly and economically viable to generate sustainable revenue supporting ...
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City’s BRT Project Gets Additional French Finance
Addis Abeba’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project has received an additional 39 million dollars in finance from Agencé France de Development (AfD). This is a second round credit, after the…
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Countries Commend Nation's Evolving Leadership Role - Ministry
[Ethiopian Herald] The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that world leaders who visited Ethiopia attest the country's global leadership role has been growing.
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UK Trade Community Keen to Engage in Ethiopia
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia is a beacon of stability in the region. Using the existing stable political and economic situation, British investors are keen to engage in Ethiopia.
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Dull disasters: How planning ahead will make a difference
Source: World Bank, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Country: WorldInsights can lead to practical ways in which governments, civil society, private firms, and organizations can work together to reduce the risks to people and economies when a disaster looms. In recent years, typhoons have struck the Philippines and Vanuatu; earthquakes have ...
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UNHCR requests additonal funding for voluntary return, reintegration of Somali refugees from Dadaab camp
Source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees Country: Kenya, SomaliaThe Supplementary Appeal of US$115 million will go toward activities such as relocation of Somali and other refugees from Dadaab to Kakuma, and voluntary return of Somali refugees to Somalia. UNHCR appeals for additional $115 million for voluntary return, reintegration of Somali refugees from ...
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State Must Limit Involvement in Private Education
[Addis Fortune] Last year, Addis Abeba's Education Bureau enacted a new directive to regulate how private schools conduct their business in the delivery of education. The directive touched on critical issues that have been a source of contention between parents, the private schools and the government, including tuition fees, types ...
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The Best Thing to Do Is to Form Partnership With Ethiopians, and Build Local Companies - Gabriel Schulze
[Ethiopian Herald] Schulze Global Investments Limited, a leading frontier market private investment firm, has bought a 43 per cent stake in Origin Investment Plc, an Ethiopian water bottling company. Within this context, The Ethiopian Herald held an interview with Gabriel Schulze, Founder and Executive Chairman of Schulze Global Investments, on ...
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Low Debt Stress Risk to Ethiopia Despite Rising SOE Loans
Though state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in Ethiopia continue to borrow heavily to finance their multi-dimensional development investments, the nation is among the few in Africa with a low debt stress risk.…
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Japanese Office, Commission Sign MOU
[Ethiopian Herald] Since the highly expanding business opportunities in Ethiopia would be potential trade and investment areas available for the Japanese investors, JETRO would play significant role in encouraging the investors to come to Ethiopia.
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Foreign Minister Meets Australian MPs
[Ethiopian Herald] Australia recognizes Ethiopia's role in regional peace and security matters as well as assistance for refugees.
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Flooding affects over 7,000 people in North Darfur
Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Country: South Sudan, SudanMore than 300 latrines and 500 houses were destroyed and more damaged in Shangil Tobaya locality, North Darfur, affecting many of the estimated 20,500 people in Nifasha camp for IDPs. HIGHLIGHTS Heavy rain and flash floods observed in many states. New sites ...
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Round Table Discussion On Investment Opportunities in Ethiopia
[Ethiopian Herald] " The challenges for all of us in that sector is thinking about which make sense in terms of creating business opportunities"
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Philosophical Underpinnings of Ethiopia's Foreign Policy Are Rapid Economic Dev't, Good Neighbourliness - Prof. Costantinos
[Ethiopian Herald] Recently, The Ethiopian Herald held an exclusive interview with Professor Costantinos Berhutesfa who teaches public policy at School of Graduate Studies of the Addis Ababa University and discussed Ethiopia's growing influence and presence in international affairs. The following is the first part of the interview. Excerpts: