October 28, 2018 Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, First Lady Zinash Tayachew, and senior government officials today inaugurated the newly restored Fasil Ghebbi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Gondar. The extensive restoration, completed in less than a year, has revitalized the 17th-century fortress while meticulously preserving its architectural integrity and cultural significance. The project involved…
October 28, 2018 Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced significant advancements in the Megech Irrigation Development Project during a review conducted in Gondar City today. Covering an area of 870 hectares, the initiative is designed to irrigate approximately 17,000 hectares of arable land, thereby promising a transformative impact on the region’s agricultural productivity. The successful diversion…
Addis Ababa, October 26, 2018 Ethiopia is actively strengthening its diplomatic capacity, signaling a shift towards more assertive engagement on the international stage and a leadership role within the region. Recent initiatives highlight the country’s commitment to advancing its foreign service, expanding bilateral relations, and increasing its presence in key global multilateral platforms. The Ethiopian…
October 24, 2018 Ethiopia’s recent policy initiatives emphasizing access to the Red Sea have reignited national discussions surrounding the country’s historic maritime ties and sovereignty. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed highlighted the strategic importance of sea access, framing the Red Sea and the Nile as vital components of Ethiopia’s identity, economic prosperity, and security. Historically, Ethiopia…
“Our visit today to Misrak Shewa zone focused on reviewing the rainy season wheat harvest and launching the summer wheat production activities. In the same area, we also assessed the progress of the banana, papaya, and fish clusters. Although traditional farming methods still exist, the growing adoption of mechanization in the area is significantly enhancing…
Regarding Mega Projects The work being carried out in Ethiopia in the areas of gas, fertilizer, airport, and housing development is truly transformative. By producing fertilizer domestically, agricultural productivity can at least double. This is a major breakthrough for the Ethiopian economy. Once the other projects are completed, they will bring about a significant and…
Farmers in Ethiopia’s Eastern Shoa Zone Shift from Resource-Dependence to Production October 21, 2018 In a significant development in Ethiopia’s agricultural sector, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh announced that farmers in the eastern part of the country are transitioning from resource-dependent individuals to active producers. During a visit to development sites in the Eastern Shoa…
October 21/2018 E.C Ethiopia is taking significant steps to modernize its rural sectors by increasing the adoption of agricultural machinery. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed emphasized that this initiative aims to enhance productivity and uplift the livelihoods of farmers nationwide. Given that over 80% of Ethiopians reside in rural areas and agriculture contributes nearly 40% to…
October 18, 2018 In a comprehensive speech to the House of People’s Representatives, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed outlined Ethiopia’s ongoing transformation, emphasizing a shift from an agriculture-dependent economy to a diversified and resilient growth model driven by the Homegrown Economic Reform Agenda. The Prime Minister projected robust double-digit growth for the current fiscal year, highlighting…
October 18, 2018 In a recent address to the House of People’s Representatives, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) underscored the remarkable progress made in Ethiopia’s agricultural sector. Responding to questions on critical national issues, the Prime Minister highlighted significant achievements and ongoing developments within the industry. He reported that Ethiopia’s agriculture grew by 7.3% in…
