Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority Signs Flight Agreements
Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority announced it has concluded four flight agreements during the last nine months, Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) reported.
Ethiopian Civil Aviation Raises $60 Million in Revenue
The Civil Aviation Authority of Ethiopia earned 60 million US dollars in the first quarter of the current budget year. The authority has signed arrangements with various countries to expand investment in air transport service. 
The authority has reached bilateral agreements with Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland in just the last two quarters of the current financial year.
Ethiopian Co-Hosting Airport Infrastructures & MRO Aviation (AIMA) Meetings Africa - 22, September 2015
Ethiopian is co-hosting the Airport Infrastructures & MRO Aviation (AIMA) Meetings in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 22 to 24 September 2015. Over 250 participants from around the world are attending the meeting.
Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority Issues a Guideline for Coffee Trade
The Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority issued a guideline to boost the growth and revenue of Ethiopia's coffee production. This guideline is expected to allow the Authority to collaborate with the International Trade Center and enhance the supply and marketing of coffee products in the value chain of the sector.
Ethiopian Coffee Brand to be Promoted in China
Ethiopian Coffee Exporters' Association (ECEA) and the Chinese Guangzhou Coffee Association (GCA) signed yesterday a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the promotion of the Ethiopian coffee brand in the emerging market of China.
The MoU was signed by Emebet Tafesse, vice president of ECEA, and Lin Guangchao, chairman of GCA, during a ceremony held in the ECEAconference hall.
The MoU is designed to create a joint partnership between the Ethiopian Coffee Exporters' Association and the Guangzhou Coffee Association for the purpose of encouraging coffee consumption and culture.
The ECEA statement said that the two associations had agreed to assist Ethiopian coffee exporters and Chinese coffee importers to come together and promote coffee trade and investment between citizens of the two countries.
The MoU includes for the two associations activities like organizing and carrying out coffee-related researches and promotional programs.
Source: Walta Information Centre
