The Ministry of Industry of Ethiopia (MoI) had concluded a contract for the consultancy work of the Bole Lemi phase two and phase one industrial parks, which is worth 139 million Birr with DOHWA Engineering Co. Ltd as a lead firm on Wednesday, April 1, 2015.
The Ministry of Industry in Ethiopia launched an electronic service which, according to the Ministry, would have a significant contribution in facilitating market linkages and increasing the relationship between the private sector and the community. The Ministry collaborated with the Ministry of Innovation and Technology to develop the e-service.
Melaku Alebel, the Minister of Ministry of Industry, stated that the launch of the e-service was part of his office’s endeavors to implement a modern operating system which would create an efficient and corruption free service.
The Ministry of Industry (MoI) announced that it would enable 179 manufacturing companies that stopped working due to various problems to go back to business in the coming six months. Bank debts, shortage of inputs, and inability to meet tax obligations are some of the problems that drove the companies out of market.
The Ministry of Labour and Skills penned an agreement with Orient International Holdings, a Chinese company, to provide training to Ethiopian professionals who are in the textile industry and prepare them for the international market.
The Ministry of Labour and Skills (MoLS) revealed that it was ready to host the 15th Global Entrepreneurship Week. According to Nigussu Tilahun, State Minister of MoLS, Ethiopia will celebrate the week for the 9th time under the theme “Million Challenges Million Opportunities”.
