Indian companies are planning to establish opal processing plants in Ethiopia following a ban on the export of raw opal earlier this month. Until the ban was imposed 86 percent of of Indian opal was sourced from Ethiopia.
Several Indian companies have showed their interest in building opal processing plants in Ethiopia, according to the reports of The Reporter. Add a comment Add a commentEthiopian Insurance Corporation is re-invite architects for the design its new headquarters building. The building will be located in front of the Ambassador Theater.
The project was planned six years ago and the contract was awarded to Varnero, but was subsequently rejected by the board of the Ethiopian Insurance Corporation. The re-invitation for architects is due to the intention of the company to increase the height of the building and improve the standards, sources told The Reporter reported. Add a comment Add a commentEthiopian Institute for Agricultural Research and Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa launch a new breeding program for five Ethiopian grain crops.
The initiative - ‘Seed System Enhancement through Development of Improved Varieties of Maize, Tef, Sorghum, Soybean and Faba bean in Ethiopia’ - will run for three years is said to make a significant contribution to enhance household food security and incomes. Add a comment Add a commentAG Consult Water Technology Training Center, Ethiopia’s only privately-owned water technology training center inaugurated training facilities. The company announced the launching of its full-scale training facilities at an even held in Hilton Hotel, Addis Ababa in the presence of government officials and experts in the sector.
Kebede Gerba, State Minster of Water and Energy, who attended the event, told Capital that the training centre has a role to feed trained experts to the sector, in parallel with the government scheme. Add a comment Add a commentA business delegation from the Chinese Foshan City visited Ethiopia. The delegation discussed with Ethiopian businesses, government officials and officials from the Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Association (ECCSA) at Hilton Hotel in Addis Ababa.
Legesse Geremew, Councillor at the Ethiopian Consulate at Guangzhou, said that the delegation came to Ethiopia after the consular office organized a tour to Foshan province last October.
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