Aisha Mohammed, Ethiopia’s Minister of Urban Development and Construction, announced Ethiopia has embarked on 12 new projects aimed at bringing meaningful changes in urban areas. The minister made the announcement during her discussion with Maimunah Mohd Sharif, Executive Director of UN‐Habitat.
Ethiopia has emerged to be the fastest-growing travel destination in the world in 2019. Two other East African nations, Kenya and Rwanda, have also made it to the top ten list. As a continent, Africa stands second fastest-growing travel destination, second only to Asia-Pacific.
Ethiopia has passed a resolution to enact the Ethiopian Space Policy into law. This will enable Ethiopia to make use of outer space for peaceful purposes, especially enabling it to use space technologies as a stepping stone to overcome economic and social issues it faces.
After meeting with Saudi Arabian Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture, Abdulrahman bin Abdulmohsen Al-Fadley, Ethiopia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Workneh Gebeyehu (PhD) called on Saudi investors to be more engaged in Ethiopia’s agriculture sector.
Ethiopia sold 606.5 GWH of energy to neighboring countries worth Birr 2.9 billion in the 10 months of 2014/15, even if it has planned to sell 685 GWH.
