Ethiopian Airports Enterprise to Build Cold Storage in Dire Dawa
Ethiopian Airports Enterprise (EAE) announced it will build a cold storage that can preserve more than 150 tons of products in Dire Dawa International Airport.
Ethiopian Airports Enterprise to Introduce Bonded Warehouse
The Ethiopians Airports Enterprise announced plans to inaugurate an 18 million birr bonded warehouse in Bole International Airport, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The warehouse will be used to store duty free goods. 85% of the construction of the bonded project has been finalized said Wondim Teklu.
The construction will be completed when the machines required to assemble more buildings are brought in he explained. The construction is being undertaken by Mesfin Industrial Engineering PLC.
The bonded warehouse allows the deferment of duty payment until the goods are moved.
Ethiopian Airports Enterprise to Raise 1 Billion Birr
The Ethiopian Airports Enterprise announced that it expects to raise more than one billion birr from the various services that
it renders in the new budget year.
The Enterprise will particularly focus on enhancing its market plans to expand its financial base it said.
EAE plans to raise the projected revenue through the development of airport infrastructure and by providing its standard airport services to customers. The enterprise also plans to implement a plan to support airlines during this budget year as well as increasing the quality of the services it offers and increasing the infrastructure of the airports it manages it was said.
Ethiopian and Airbus Conducts Test Flight of Airbus A350- November 11, 2015
The world’s newest, most modern and efficient aircraft, the Airbus A350 XWB (extra-wide body), made its East African debut, arrived at Addis Ababa’s Bole International Airport.
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.
