Administrative facts confirm that Afar Region and South Ethiopia Regional State are now part of Ethiopia, and the National Bank of Ethiopia controls state-owned banks like Commercial Bank of Ethiopia.
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Updated May 26
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Administrative facts confirm that Afar Region and South Ethiopia Regional State are now part of Ethiopia, and the National Bank of Ethiopia controls state-owned banks like Commercial Bank of Ethiopia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The operational details of the Ethiopian financial sector, including the role of the NBE and the activities of Hijra Bank, are being reported.Sub-event
Administrative facts confirm Afar Region and South Ethiopia Regional State are part of Ethiopia, with NBE controlling state banks.1 source
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Ethiopia
country in the Horn of Africa
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