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The Aysha-II Wind Power Project

Ethiopia achieves a monumental milestone today in redefining its energy sector with the inauguration of the Aysha-II Wind Power Project. This marks a decisive step toward diversifying our renewable energy mix. As stable and reliable energy is the foundational pillar of a technology-driven economy, this flagship project demonstrates that Ethiopia is not only willing, but…

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Shabeely Resort is officially inaugurated today.

A flagship project under the Dine for Generations initiative, spanning 385 hectares. With three restaurants serving up to 400 guests, a dedicated cultural venue, high-tech meeting halls, children’s play areas, and shaded walkways across its 15.4 km expanse, Shabeely is designed to foster connection and community. From the 10,000-tree Fruit Park to the authentic Camel…

RURAL CONNECTIVITY
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RURAL CONNECTIVITY

The Government is expanding rural roads and essential services to connect farmers with local and regional markets, improving the flow of goods and resources across the country. By reducing travel times and transportation costs, these initiatives enable farmers to sell their products more efficiently, increase their income, and access vital services such as healthcare, education,…

Ethiopia and the United States Strengthen Bilateral Relations through Reforms and Investment

On January 20, 2018, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PHD) received a courtesy visit from U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher T. Landau, who was accompanied by General Dagvin Li Anderson, Commander of U.S. Africa Command. The meeting highlighted the significance of ongoing collaboration and mutual respect between Ethiopia and the United States. In a separate…

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90th Anniversary of the Ethiopian Air Force: A Legacy of Defense, Diplomacy, Development, and Pride

January 19, 2018 The skies above Bishoftu resonated with pride as Ethiopia commemorated the 90th anniversary of its Air Force with the grand “Black Lion Air Show 2018” on January 17, 2018. This momentous event was marked not only by its ceremonial grandeur but also by its strategic significance, reflecting Ethiopia’s evolution from humble beginnings in 1936…