Ethiopia is planning to construct 5 dry ports at an outlay of 1.5 billion Birr. This was disclosed by Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise (ESLSE) as part of its effort to handle the growing Ethiopia’s import-export market.
The Ethiopian Road Authority inked an agreement with five Ethiopian and one Chinese contractor to construct 509 km long roads at a cost of $350 million (11.6 billion birr). The contractors the Authority entered an agreement with are Sunshine Construction PLC, YOTEK Construction PLC, Cross-Land Construction PLC, BEAKA General Business PLC, Sur Construction PLC, and China TCJu Civil Engineering Corp.
Ethiopia is set to build an agro-processing industry park in Bure for which the Prime Minister, Hailemariam Dessalegn, laid the cornerstone on February 2, 2017.
The Awash Basin Authority revealed plans on December 7, 2015, to construct a dam near Lake Beseqa at a cost of seven billion Birr.
The Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation has struck a 120 million US dollar agreement with British company Cambridge 
Industries Limited to construct what it refers to as the first Sub-Saharan Africa Waste-To-Energy facility.
The agreement signed last week at the Addis Ababa Hilton Hotel contracts for the construction of a facility with the capacity to generate 50 Mega Watts of power.
The project is to be fully financed by funds from the Ethiopian government it was learned.
