EgyptAir opened their second office in the capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa. The office is situated in the premises of the African union (AU) headquarters.
The office is said to render different services including for tourists as well as flight ticket booking.
Ethiopian and Egyptian metallurgical industry companies are looking for opportunities to work together, Ethiopian Herald reported.
Egyptian companies are to build their own industrial park in Ethiopia at a cost of 120 million US dollars. The companies have asked the Ethiopian government to offer them 200 hectares of land, Fana Boradcasting Corporate reported.
The Egyptian company Elsewedy Elecrtic Group sent an offer for the Ethiopia’s Ministry of Industry requesting to establish an industrial zone in Ethiopia.
Wadi Group, an Egyptian business leader, aims at increase its activities in Ethiopia’s poultry sector by establishing fattening farms and other related facilities. This was announced by Tony Freiji, CEO of the Group, on Monday, March 7, 2016.
