Seven years ago, Ethiopia’s macroeconomic situation was in a state of severe strain.
Macroeconomic imbalances, heavy debt burden, foreign-exchange shortages, and market instability were the main macroeconomic challenges that existed prior to the reform. As a result of the reform measures undertaken by the government to address these challenges, tangible outcomes are now being recorded. These reforms have enabled Ethiopia to become one of the fastest-growing countries in…
