Officials from Ethiopia and Kenya are working out the details for a power supply agreement. Ethiopia expects to supply Kenya with an initial 400 MW of electricity by the end of 2015.
Alemayehu Tegenu, Water and Energy Minister, is leading the Ethiopian delegation in discussions with Kenyan officials led by Kiraitu Murungi, Kenyan Energy Minister.
The Ethiopian Ministry of Trade and Industry announced that Ethiopia will take part in the upcoming Dubai Expo. At the event, the ministry stated, Ethiopia will show its economic potential to the world exhibiting its trade, tourism, and investment potentials.
Over the next ten years, Ethiopia intends to raise the total length of its highways to 1,600km, over five-fold of the current 301km, according to Ethiopian Road Fund.
The Ethiopian Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MoCIT) is planning to invest in the latest 3G LTE (long-term evolution) telecommunications networking technology.
Ethiopia will start using the Port of Berbera this month as per the agreement the two countries concluded in late January 2015.
