Ethiopian, Africa’s largest airline, announced that it is welcoming back business and leisure travelers with programs aimed at safeguarding their health and safety, following the ease of travel restrictions around the globe.
The proposed construction of the new Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia is expected to begin this year, ahead of schedule.
Ethiopian Airlines has been ranked fourth-largest airline globally, based on the number of countries it serves. Ethiopian also remains the largest carrier in Africa in terms of the number of passengers it carries, destinations it serves, fleet size, and revenue.
As part of the effort to ease the impact of COVID-19 on the investment sector, the Ethiopian government has made available three major incentives for investors operating inside Industrial Parks.
Sheger Bread factory, which is owned by MIDROC Ethiopia's subsidiary Horizon Plantation Ethiopia PLC, has been inaugurated today in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, inaugurating the facility, noted the factory serves to show Ethiopia's successful path towards food security.
