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Ethiopia Accelerates Economic Transformation with Major Infrastructure Achievements
August 20, 2025 Addis Ababa, August 20, 2025 — Ethiopia is entering a new phase of its macroeconomic development, characterized by significant progress across critical sectors, according to Legesse Tulu (PhD), Minister of Government Communication Service. In a recent message, the Minister highlighted notable advancements in productivity, foreign trade, government capacity for implementation, and inflation…
Ethiopia Co-Hosts Humanitarian Conference for Sudan people
Addis Ababa, 7 February 2017 The Ethiopian Government in collaboration with the UAE, the African Union, and IGAD, co-hosted the High-Level Humanitarian Conference for Sudan people today. Demonstrating solidarity with its neighbor, Ethiopia expressed its commitment to supporting the Sudanese people amid ongoing challenges. The two nations share a multifaceted relationship, forged through generations of…
We have planted more than 48 billion trees
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History and politics is the lesson of our collective ability!
The great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a lesson of endurance built by the call, sweat, knowledge and blood of the great Ethiopian children. From now on, Ethiopia will be a fair user of the natural resources not a spectator. In Africa, the owner of the biggest dams not the owner of the longest river but…
Ethiopia has recorded significant economic progress over the past nine months
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