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Mr Calhoun faced hard-hitting questions from the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations on Tuesday in which Senator Richard Blumenthal branded the hearing a “moment of reckoning”. "As a former federal prosecutor and state attorney general I think that the evidence is near-overwhelming to justify that prosecution," Mr Blumenthal said. Picture: Andrew Harnik / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFPUpon entering the hearing room, Mr Calhoun told reporters he had come in the “spirit of transparency”. Mr Calhoun said Boeing was “totally committed” to addressing the safety concerns of its stakeholders and called the families’ losses “gut wrenching”. They were outraged Mr Calhoun was paid $32.8 million in 2023, an almost 50 per cent increase from what he received in 2022, which was $22.6 million.

In statements to the Ethiopian News Agency, Kang highlighted the historic cooperation between the two countries in the political, economic, and development fields, which has expanded to other sectors, including education, energy, and agriculture, and which will be further consolidated by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s recent official visit to Seoul. The South Korean ambassador recalled that a framework financing agreement worth one billion dollars was signed in the presence of President Yoon Suk-yeol during Ahmed’s visit from June 2-4. The agenda of the Ethiopian head of Government included his participation in the first South Korea-Africa Summit on June 4-5. The agreement will provide for infrastructure works, scientific and technological capacity building, health care, and urban development in Addis Ababa over the next four years. jg/iff/arc/nmr

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Addis Ababa, — Ethiopia's multi-sectoral economic approach is supporting the nation's ambition to overcome dependency, high-level government officials noted. Trade and Regional Integration Minister Gebremeskel Chala and Finance State Minister Eyob Tekalign had an exclusive interview with the Ethiopian News Agency. He noted that Ethiopia has witnessed concrete achievements in recent years mainly due to the multi-sectoral economic approach. Gebremeskel revealed that the multi-sectoral economic approach has enabled the country to register productive achievements, mainly in agriculture, mining, tourism, industry, and ICT. Finally, the officials stressed the need for Ethiopians to support the successful developmental leadership role of the government to overcome dependency.

A Boeing 737 MAX 8 is pictured outside the factory on March 11, 2019 in Renton, Washington. “Nothing has produced change (at Boeing) except frustration from a bunch of airline customers,” Aboulafia said. He (Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun) needs to go. He defended using internal candidates from Boeing to fill the open positions. But Senator Richard Blumenthal, the chairman of the subcommittee, argued that Boeing needed to turn to outsiders to make a true change in the culture at the company.

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"Our culture is far from perfect, but we are taking action and making progress," said the Boeing CEO. Senator Richard Blumenthal, who led the committee, stressed the need for a major overhaul in Boeing's safety culture and said that the company stands "at a moment of reckoning and an opportunity to change a broken safety culture." Calhoun revealed that he was planning to step down at the end of 2024. The hearing included emotional statements from crash victims' families, calling for criminal charges against Boeing executives, including Calhoun. Boeing CEO Calhoun is a "mass killer," said Adnaan Stumo, who lost his sister Nadia Milleron in the Ethiopian Airlines crash.

(WASHINGTON) — Boeing CEO David Calhoun apologized to the families of victims of previous plane crashes involving the company’s planes, including the 737 Max, before being grilled by senators Tuesday during a hearing on Capitol Hill. “We are focused on safety.”Blumenthal thanked the families for joining the hearing. In his opening statement, Blumenthal hearing pressed Calhoun on whether the executive has made progress in turning the company around. A Boeing spokesperson said the company had received on Monday evening the documents supplied to Blumenthal by the whistleblower. The latest whistleblower stepped forward as Boeing CEO David Calhoun prepared to sit for a Senate hearing on his company’s “broken safety culture” on Tuesday afternoon.

This unique institution, called Ni Hao Habesha Language Training School, is the first of its kind in Ethiopia, established with the overarching goal of spearheading Sino-Ethiopian cultural and language exchanges. "The (Chinese) culture, the norms, and the way they think are absolutely different from the rest of the world. That is when I was like, okay, this is the time to open a Chinese language school," he said. The school has introduced a holistic curriculum designed for Ethiopians to learn the Chinese language and culture. "I am pretty sure that for the next few years, the demand for the Chinese language will be increasing.

Outgoing Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun turned to apologize directly to the family members who lost loved ones in Boeing crashes during his opening testimony Tuesday before a Senate subcommittee. Every day, we seek to honor the memory of those lost through a steadfast commitment to safety and quality,” Calhoun continued. The hearing came just hours after yet another Boeing whistleblower stepped forward. After the Alaska Airlines blowout in January, the outgoing CEO said Boeing was “accountable for what happened,” a sentiment he plans to echo in his opening remarks before the subcommittee. “Importantly, we went beyond to look comprehensively at our quality and manufacturing systems.”Federal aviation experts identified “gaps” in Boeing safety culture in a February FAA report that began before the Alaska Airlines blowout.

Image source : EMSborkenaToronto – The Ethiopian government released three journalists over the weekend after nearly tens months of illegal arrest under the guise of the state of emergency which was imposed in August 2023. Local News sources indicated that Habeas corpus charge was laid against the government after the extended state of emergency was completed last week. The Ethiopian government has not yet declared the official end of the state of emergency in the Amhara region. Local reports indicate intense fighting between the government force and fano in different parts of the Amhara region. __Join our Telegram Channel : t.me/borkenaLike borkena on FacebookAdd your business to Ethiopian Business Listing / Ethiopian Business DirectoryJoin the conversation.

Aerospace manufacturing giant Boeing Co. has been awarded a $212 million Department of Defense contract to make repairs to military fighter jets, the agency said Tuesday. The million-dollar contract comes as the aircraft manufacturer is being heavily scrutinized over safety concerns and a perceived lack of oversight. "By cutting corners or turning a blind eye to glaring problems, Boeing puts passengers’ safety at serious risk." In January, Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, a Boeing 737 Max craft, lost a door panel at 16,000 feet. In addition, John Barnett, a Boeing whistleblower who claimed that a company plant in South Carolina was using substandard parts and lost track of defective components, recently took his own life.

The exterior of the Boeing Company headquarters is seen on March 25, 2024 in Arlington, Virginia. The senator’s office identified the employee as Sam Mohawk, a quality assurance inspector for Boeing in Renton, Washington. A Boeing spokesperson said the company had received on Monday evening the documents supplied to Blumenthal by the whistleblower. The latest whistleblower is stepping forward as Boeing CEO David Calhoun prepares to sit for a Senate hearing on his company’s “broken safety culture” on Tuesday afternoon. Calhoun, you were brought in turn this company around,” Blumenthal is expected to say, according to his prepared remarks.