Korea’s Busan Economic Promotion Agency to Train Actors in the Ethiopian Footwear Industry

The Busan Economic Promotion Agency (BEPA) Footwear Industrial Promotion Center has announced its intention to launch a footwear production capacity-building project in Ethiopia. The project, which will be funded with a USD 10 million grant from the Republic of Korea Official Development Assistance (ODA), aims to enhance the competitiveness of Ethiopia's leather and leather products industry, particularly the footwear sector. The project will begin in 2023 and continue until 2027, providing the necessary training and assistance to local footwear producers and officials to improve their productivity and effectiveness.
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Shalom Health Care, a private limited company, broke ground on a USD 250 million medical equipment manufacturing plant in Hawassa, Ethiopia, last week. The plant, which is expected to be completed in two years, will create 5,000 jobs and help to alleviate the country's reliance on imported medical equipment.

