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[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

PM Abiy arrives in #Kenya for Dangote’s $16bn Lamu refinery groundbreaking

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[Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) @EthioInvestment]

The Commissioner of the Ethiopian Investment Commission, H.E. Dr. Zeleke Temesgen, held an interview with ETV on the reform measures being undertaken by the government to build a conducive, competitive and predictable investment ecosystem.

#InvestInEthiopia

[Fana Media Corporation S.C. (FMC) @fanatelevision]

Ethiopia and BRICS diplomacy

#Ethiopia #BRICS

[Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) @EthioInvestment]

2018 | A YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENT
💰 $4.44B FDI attracted
🤝 $13.1B investment commitments
📄 528 new licences
🚢 $234.9M SEZ exports
🏭 192 projects implemented
👥 112,299 jobs created
Investment into impact.
#EICInNumbers #2018Achievements #InvestInEthiopia #Investment #Ethiopia

[The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia 🇪🇹 @MFAEthiopia]

Director General for Middle East, Asia and Pacific Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Dewano Kedir, today received a multinational delegation from India’s National Defence College, led by Major General Pawanpal Singh, Senior Directing Staff, as part of its study visit to Ethiopia.

Welcoming the delegation, Ambassador Dewano underscored the longstanding historical bonds and steadily expanding diplomatic ties between Ethiopia and India. He highlighted the two countries’ growing strategic partnership, particularly in the areas of trade and investment, and noted the significant contribution of Indian investors to Ethiopia’s economy. He also highlighted the strong and longstanding cooperation between the two countries in the defence sector.

The delegation noted that its members from India, Tanzania, Bangladesh, Germany, Myanmar, and Nepal are visiting various Ethiopian institutions as part of their study tour to gain a broader understanding of Ethiopia and its regional role.

During the meeting, a presentation was also delivered on Ethiopia’s current political and economic landscape, its regional engagement, and its broader role in international affairs.

[Fana Media Corporation S.C. (FMC) @fanatelevision]

🇪🇹🌴Fruitful views from Gamo!

Lush papaya trees laden with clusters of young green fruits stretch across the fertile fields of Daramalo Woreda, Gamo Zone, offering a refreshing glimpse of South #Ethiopia’s agricultural beauty.

#ethiopiaseen #foodsecurity #foodsovereignty

[Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa @TanaForum]

"#TanaThrowback: The peace and security agenda must invest heavily in prevention... because prevention is cheaper in human and fiscal costs."
— #TanaForum 2018 🌍

Eight years ago, African leaders recognized that reacting to crises costs the continent too much. Today, as the 12th Tana Forum approaches, the strategy shifts. The new frontline of conflict prevention lies in Economic and Resource Sovereignty.

When Africa controls its strategic resources and builds industrial capacity, the continent prevents the very conditions that spark conflict.

How effectively do current policies protect the continent's strategic resources?

#TanaForum2026 #PeaceBuilding #Agenda2063 #AfricaRising #ResourceSovereignty

[Genet Teshome (PhD) @TeshomeGenet]

Ethiopia, the Land of Origins 🇪🇹

https://t.co/cfmwC8tPH2

#VisitEthiopia #LandOfOrigins #Ethiopia #Humankind #Coffee #BlueNile #AncientCivilizations

[Fana Media Corporation S.C. (FMC) @fanatelevision]

#Ethiopia's maritime access is a non-negotiable economic imperative to unshackle its 135M+ citizens from landlocked confinement following the historical injustices that stripped its #Red_Sea coastlines, anchored in legally binding frameworks to secure 🇪🇹's future.

[Fana Media Corporation S.C. (FMC) @fanatelevision]

Ethiopia dared the impossible and delivered in abundance.

#Ethiopia #EthiopiaDelivers 🇪🇹

[Zemedeneh Negatu @Zemedeneh]

FDI inflow to Africa: $69.5 billion, 54 countries.

Top 10 FDI inflow African countries, billions, US:

1. Egypt $15.45
2. Guinea $7.76
3. Mozambique $5.69
4. Nigeria $4.01
5. Ethiopia $3.80
6. Uganda $3.36
7. Morocco $3.34
8. Kenya $3.20
9. Côte d��Ivoire $2.03
10. Ghana $1.91

Total FDI Top 10: $50.5 billion, 72.0% of total Africa FDI.

International investors are clearly indication their preferences by investing billions in countries with strong longterm growth prospects and scalability.

Interesting insight: Egypt and Ethiopia are the only two African countries consistently ranked in the Top 5 FDI destinations for 5 years in a row. They are also amongst the 5 largest economies in Africa and, after Nigeria, Ethiopia and Egypt are the 2nd and 3rd most populous countries on the continent. Big bets by international investors in the two most geopolitically, systemically and economically important anchor countries in Africa.

Ethiopia’s role is particularly interesting as the world’s 2nd fastest growing economy at 9.2% (IMF) and at the same time it’s the diplomatic capital of Africa as the headquarters of the African Union (AU). It’s like combining the roles of New York (financial capital) with Washington DC (political/diplomatic capital). Very few countries, even in the developed world, play such a dual role let alone an emerging economy like Ethiopia. Huge opportunities for the country to sustain its growth and influence.

FDI data source: @UNCTAD
Graph: @TheIntelpoint

[Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) @EthioInvestment]

"Ethiopia secured more than US$4 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows during the 2018 fiscal year." Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed(PHD)

[Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 @AbiyAhmedAli]

የሕ/ተ/ም/ቤት 5ኛ ዓመት 30ኛ መደበኛ ስብሰባ

https://t.co/GLPEgYUVdZ

[Fana Media Corporation S.C. (FMC) @fanatelevision]

🎥#Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed and his high-level delegation visit the Arba Minch Conference Resort, with key moments from the tour capturing the facility’s highlights, including its unique rotating restaurant.

Watch the video⤵️

[Fana Media Corporation S.C. (FMC) @fanatelevision]

🇪🇹 1.4M+ int'l visitors. US$5.2B in tourism revenue. 204 international conferences. 50M+ domestic tourist visits.

#Ethiopia's tourism sector is gaining remarkable momentum, showcasing its rich heritage and growing appeal to global travelers.

#VisitEthiopia #DiscoverEthiopia

[Zemedeneh Negatu @Zemedeneh]

CBE Capital Investment Bank congratulates the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, our majority shareholder and strategic growth partner, for the very successful financial performance achieved for the year ended June 30, 2026.

Record performance across all matrix including deposits mobilized (Birr 707 billion), loans disbursed, FX generated ($5.6 billion) and profit (Birr 80 billion).

Furthermore, the state owned bank has made a strategic shift to the private sector, in alignment with the country’s economic reforms. Just six years ago, in 2020, the bank’s lending to the private sector was only 10%. Now it’s 90.7%.

Quality leadership at the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, led by its president, Ato @AbieSano, Delivered!

@PMEthiopia @combankethiopia @CBECapitalSC @NBEthiopia @MoF_Ethiopia @EIHEthiopia

[Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 @AbiyAhmedAli]

Tourism: The New Engine of the Economy !

[Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 @AbiyAhmedAli]

Held bilateral talks with President @HassanSMohamud of Somalia on economic ties, security and regional stability, anchored in trust and mutual respect.

Ethiopia and Somalia share more than borders, we share what is most precious to us: our people and common destiny!

🇪🇹 🤝🏽 🇸🇴 Waan ku mahadinayaa

[Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) @EthioInvestment]

URGENT NOTICE FROM THE ETHIOPIAN INVESTMENT COMMISSION

[Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 @AbiyAhmedAli]

Today, at the 'Digital for Excellence' summit, we officially inaugurated the Unified MESOB Application, Africa's first unified digital service application that brings services from across institutions onto a single platform. This milestone is a source of immense national pride and a testament to what deliberate, focused investment in technology can deliver.

MESOB one-stop service is critical economic infrastructure. It saves citizens' time, closes corruption gaps, and strengthens institutional integrity on the government side. Above all, it stands as a clear demonstration that Ethiopia's ambitions are not wishes, they are realities we build with our own hands and our own capacity.

I call on us to consolidate this achievement, share this experience with our African brothers and sisters, and move forward with the determination to deliver even more!