Ethiopia: Ethiopian Airlines Set to Start Flying to Doha
Ethiopian Airlines started disclosed it is set to start flying to Doha, capital of Qatar, starting from the coming December.
Ethiopian Airlines started disclosed it is set to start flying to Doha, capital of Qatar, starting from the coming December.
A new laboratory aimed to ensure safety and quality of agricultural and food products is going to be launched in Ethiopia by Food, Drink and Pharmaceuticals Development Institute.
Add a comment Add a commentAn international conference on Ethiopia’s bamboo is set to start on Wednesday, November 5, 2014 here in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa. It was the Ministry of Agriculture in collaboration with the Chinese based International Network for Bamboo and Rattan that organized the event.
Add a comment Add a commentThe state owned Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) disclosed it has advanced, in the past three months, over 14.2 Billion Birr as loan for mega government projects and also the private sector.
Add a comment Add a commentLion International Bank S.C. made a gross profit of 127.2 Million Birr from its last fiscal year operation. This was disclosed by the Board of Directors on Saturday, October 25, 2014.
Add a comment Add a commentFor the purpose expanding Addis Ababa’s sewerage treatment, the City Administration concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Actor and Denis, companies from Greece and Belgium.
Add a comment Add a commentMinistry of Trade (MoT) made an adjustment to retail prices of benzene sold in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, and its surrounding areas.
Add a comment Add a commentLucy Insurance S.C., the youngest insurer in the Ethiopian economy, declared it made a total of 4.2 Million Birr profit during the last fiscal year.
Add a comment Add a commentA road that will be used for transporting products of Omo Kuraz Sugar Factory is going to be constructed at an outlay of 1.66 Billion Birr and it will stretch for 79 Kilometers.
Add a comment Add a commentA finance package of U.S. $ 865 Million has been closed by the Ethiopian government for the purpose of funding some of the nation’s railway infrastructure.
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