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May Flower to Invest US$ 116M in Ethiopia's Delbi Coal Mine

May Flower, an Indian mining company is to invest US$ 116 million in the Delbi coal mine located in South Western Ethiopia, The Reporter reported.

Alemayehu Deressa, general manager of Delbi Cola Mining S.C., told The Reporter, his company has been looking for strategic partnership to jointly develop the coal mine.

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East African Bottling Inaugurated Expansion of Dire Dawa Plant

 

Coca-Cola logoEast African Bottling S.C, Producer of Coca Cola in Ethiopia completed expansion project at its plant located in Dire Dawa, last week, Fortune Reported.

The US$20 million expansion project has enabled the plant to increase its production capacity five times. Currently, the plant have the capacity to fill 36,000 bottled beverages hourly.

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Qatar Airways Launched Flights to Ethiopia

Qatar-AirwaysQatar Airways, the state-owned flag carrier of Qatar has launched thrice-weekly flights to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on September 19, 2013.

"Ethiopia is now becoming an interesting destination for various business opportunities" said Gayatheri Pardeep, senior media relations officer with Qatar Airways.

As increasing number of Ethiopians living and working in Qatar and the Middle East has moved Qatar Airways to launch flight to Ethiopia, Pardeep said.

A civil aviation partnership agreement between Ethiopia and Qatar was signed in April 2013, in Addis Ababa, allowing the two countries to conduct a thrice-weekly flights, upgrading the previous agreement which allowed for two weekly flights each, according to Endeshaw Yigezu, director of Air Transport & Planning Directorate at the Civil Aviation Authority.

Established in 1994, Qatar Airways currently operates 129 aircraft to serve 131 destination around the world.

Source: Fortune

 

 

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Ethiopia: Hikma and MIDROC to Form Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Joint Venture

hikmacureHikma, a Jordanian pharmaceuticals company, has formed a joint venture with Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi's MIDROC Group to manufacture, market and distribute pharmaceutical products in Ethiopia, Reuters reported.

The two groups will contribute up to US$22.3 million each to create the joint venture, HikmaCure.

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