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Ethiopian Aviation Budgets 143.4 Million Birr

The budget set for the Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority for the just beginning financial year is 143.4 million birr according to the authority.

The budget will go to finance projects that range from implementing control mechanisms for the aviation industry to the various airport and airstrip projects across the country.

The projects to upgrade the tower and to improve radar at Bole International Airport, as well as the construction of the Gambella Airport tower, the tower and air navigation facility construction at Kombolcha airport and the purchase of flight calibration consoles will all be financed by the proposed budget.

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Ethiopian Airlines Receives Transformation Award

Ethiopian Airlines received the Transformation Award from Planet Africa Network at an event held in Toronto earlier this week.

Ethiopian received the award for transforming lives in the African Diaspora through its efficient aviation services.

The award ceremony was attended by Mr. Bal Gosal, Canadian Minister of State for Sports, Mr. Howard Eng. Chief Executive of the Greater Toronto Area Airport, Ato Tewolde Gebremariam, Chief Executive of Ethiopian Airlines and other dignitaries.

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Ethiopian and China Sign Trade Agreement

Ethiopia and China signed a memorandum of understanding to promote the development of trade between the two countries.

The agreement stipulated that the nations exchange information on trade policies, investment opportunities, taxation, legislative changes and general national economic status.

China is a proven ally of Ethiopia as witness by the ever growing economic relations between the two countries said Mulu Solomon, President of the Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations.

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Addis Chamber to Partner with Research Institute

The Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Association reached a partnership agreement with the Ethiopian Development Research Institute.

The collaboration between the two organizations is intended to enhance development in the private sector through improving the low performance seen in the areas of business competition, managerial skills and lack of flexibility.

Profit in the market generally arises from efficiency but traditional practices in the Ethiopian market allow dominant traders to benefit from largely inefficient means which is abnormal explained Newai Gebre-ab, Executive Director of the EDRI.

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Leather Exports Raise $11.7 million in June

Leather exports from Ethiopia earned 11.7 Million US Dollars in revenue in the month of June according to the Ethiopian Leather Technology Development Institute.

The revenue was earned through the export of products that include finished leather good such as shoes and gloves noted Birhanu Sirjabo, Director of communications with the Institute.

The amount earned in the month is 4 million US dollars more than what was earned in the month of May he claimed.

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