A Taiwanese business delegation made up of forty representatives from 29 firms will begin a visit to Ethiopian on the 24th of November. The Taiwanese businesses are primarily interested in the garment and clothing manufacture sector.
The delegation plans to communicate with the Ethiopian business community and can be reached through appointments made via email to the Taiwan Trade Center in Nairobi.
George Shoe Corporation, a Taiwanese company, is planning to establish three shoe manufacturing plants in Ethiopia, Fortune reported.
The Plants which will be constructed in Addis Ababa, Adama and Mojjo towns will cost around US$ 50 million, according to the report.
Tanzanian power utility disclosed that it anticipates to start importing electricity from Ethiopia by 2019.
Ethiopian coffee production estimated to fall 18%
Tanzanian Coffee Board said today that the country’s coffee output may fall 20 percent in the 
year through June 2012 following a drought stunted growth.
Production may fall to 45,000 metric tons from 56,247 tons in the 2010-11 season, Adolph Kumburu, director general of the board, said.
TAP, Portugal’s leading airline and Ethiopian Airlines, the largest African airline, both Members of Star Alliance, have started code-share services between Portugal and Ethiopia as of November 24, 2015.
