Ethiopia hosted a summit in Addis Ababa where Abiy Ahmed presented GERD and the African Union sought BRICS bank funding for water projects.
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What happened
Ethiopia hosted a summit in Addis Ababa where Abiy Ahmed presented GERD and the African Union sought BRICS bank funding for water projects.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.AU holds 49th Executive Council session in Addis Ababa while announcing concurrent monetary policy decisions.1 source
Ethiopia hosts summit; AU seeks BRICS bank funding for water projects.1 source
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Abiy Ahmed leads Ethiopia's economic transformation.Also in this story
- The United States is actively seeking to attract foreign investment in Ethiopia and is offering support for the country's ongoing economic transformation.
- Ethiopia is seeking to strengthen economic ties with Kenya, driven by initiatives of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
- Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed disclosed record export revenue in Addis Ababa.
- Infrastructure projects are underway in Southern Ethiopia, driving the national development agenda.
The entities involved
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Ethiopia
country in the Horn of Africa
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Abiy Ahmed
Prime Minister of Ethiopia since 2018
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African Union
supranational union in Africa
Related events
- GERD is a key infrastructure project for Ethiopia, and Edward Miguel commended the country's economic transformation drive.
- Ethiopia opened a permanent ApexBrasil office in Addis Ababa to deepen trade and business ties within the BRICS framework.
- Ethiopia utilizes GERD to manage Nile waters, while Egypt clings to the outdated 1959 bilateral arrangement, with the AU receiving CFA deposits.
- US and AFRICOM are strengthening economic partnerships with Ethiopia and African countries, including working with the African Union on infrastructure.
- The World Bank provided financing for a port expansion project in Ethiopia.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- politicsweb.co.zaCabinet Lekgotla to set policy agenda - Ockham Weekly News Diary | Politicsweb
- riotimesonline.com