Infrastructure projects are underway in Southern Ethiopia, driving the national development agenda.
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Updated Jul 6
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Infrastructure projects are underway in Southern Ethiopia, driving the national development agenda.
Who's involved
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Infrastructure projects are driving the national development agenda in Southern Ethiopia.1 source
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- 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.
- Tony Blair Institute supports Ethiopia's digital transformation agenda using AI.
- Ethiopia hosted a summit in Addis Ababa where Abiy Ahmed presented GERD and the African Union sought BRICS bank funding for water projects.
The entities involved
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Ethiopia
country in the Horn of Africa
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Southern Ethiopia
region of Ethiopia
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