Ethiopia’s parliament ratifies bilateral trade agreement with Pakistan
ISLAMABAD-The Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) in Pakistan has announced that the House of the Peoples Representatives of FDRE has unanimously approved the bilateral trade agreement signed by the two countries on February 14, 2023 to boost bilateral trade. The trade agreement was submitted by the Standing Committee of the House on Trade and Tourism to the Ethiopian Parliament for approval on the 8th regular meeting of the 3rd year of the House of the Peoples Representatives held the other day. The bilateral trade agreement is aimed at boosting trade cooperation between the two countries for further strengthening the economic and commercial relations between Ethiopia and Pakistan. Jemal Beker Abdula, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the FDRE in Pakistan, described approval of the agreement a major breakthrough in the bilateral relations of the two countries. He said the landmark agreement would give a major boost to the bilateral trade that currently stands at over 80 million USD.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 21:31 UTC
This business is feeding Greenville's need for Ethiopian food
This month, Kidane, who studied to become a therapist and has deep family ties to native Ethiopia, officially launched Sarah’s Savory, a food business specializing in home-cooked Ethiopian food — the first of its kind in Greenville. And people here like Ethiopian food but can’t find it. A taste of homeSarah’s Savory grew the way many food businesses do: out of a craving. Kidane grew up in Sudan, the daughter of Ethiopian parents. While Kidane grew up in Sudan, she felt the deepest connection with Ethiopia.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 16:21 UTC
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Iraqi painter explains need to reimagine and recreate an ancient Arabic love story
“Truly at first sight I loved her, I who had slain her kin,” reads the line from the ancient Arabic poem The Ode of Antara by the famed pre-Islamic poet and warrior Antarah Ibn Shaddad. In this section of the poem, Shaddad describes the first moment he saw the love of his life, Abla. Their epic love story is intertwined with the lore of the poet, one of the most formidable sixth century figures from the Arab world. It is a love story that is also depicted by Iraqi painter Mahmood Shubbar in his latest exhibition. “It’s important to do this so the world can understand that Arab culture isn’t a narrow or closed.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 16:16 UTC
Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) is leading the way in EASA-compliant regulatory training across Africa
EASA - compliant regulatory trainingSofema Aviation Services (SAS) is Africa’s leading provider of EASA-compliant regulatory trainingSOFIA, BULGARIA, December 18, 2023 / EINPresswire.com / -- Being a global provider of EASA-Compliant Regulatory Training worldwide and offering a wide range of courses designed to enhance the competencies of aviation professionals, Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) is maintaining a strong presence across the African continent.A Legacy of Excellence and ExpertiseOver the years, Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) has consistently demonstrated a commitment to empowering the aviation industry with the knowledge and skills required to achieve excellence in compliance and safety. Since 2015, SAS has been at the forefront of aviation training, conducting an extensive range of courses tailored to meet the specific needs of the industry. From Johannesburg to Kenya, and from Tanzania to Gambia, SAS’s impact is widespread, ensuring that aviation professionals have access to the highest standard of education. SAS`s relentless dedication to the African aviation sector has facilitated numerous partnerships with leading aviation entities. All aviation professionals and organizations across Africa are welcome to take advantage of world-class training programs at team@sassofia.com.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 15:44 UTC
Ethiopian Parliament Ratifies Bilateral Trade Agreement With Pakistan
The bilateral trade agreement is aimed at boosting trade cooperation between the two countries for further strengthening the economic and commercial relations between Ethiopia and Pakistan. Ethiopian Ambassador in Pakistan Jemal Beker Abdula described the approval of the agreement as a "major breakthrough" in the bilateral relations of the two countries. He said the landmark agreement would give a major boost to the bilateral trade that currently stood at over $80 million. He congratulated the business community of Ethiopia and Pakistan over the approval of the agreement. "These developments coupled with the commencement of the Ethiopian Airlines set the stage for the bilateral relations of Ethiopia and Pakistan to flourish and thrive in the changing global dynamism," the ambassador noted.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 15:43 UTC
Ethiopian Airways forced to abort landing at RGM International Airport
Ethiopian Airlines flight ET873 has been forced to abandon landing at RGM International Airport in Harare after a RwandAir plane blocked the runway after bursting a tyre during takeoff. As a result, there is a temporary disruption of service on the runway. Apparently, the Airbus A350 appears to be now flying to Lusaka instead as other airlines divert to Bulawayo. Meanwhile, Airports Company of Zimbabwe has released a statement on incident saying they are working to restore normalcy.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 14:55 UTC
News: Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan embark on fourth round of GERD negotiations in Addis Abeba
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) trilateral talks, involving Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan, entered their fourth round today in Addis Abeba (Photo: Seleshi Bekele/X)Addis Abeba – The fourth round of trilateral negotiations involving Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) began today in Addis Abeba. Ambassador Seleshi Bekele confirmed the initiation of talks to finalize guidelines and rules on the first filling and annual operation of the dam. Representing Ethiopia, Ambassador Seleshi took to X (former Twitter) to announce the commencement of the negotiations, underscoring Ethiopia’s commitment to the principles established in the 2015 Declaration of Principles (DoP) concerning the GERD Project. Negotiations began in 2014 following the commencement of the dam’s construction by Ethiopia. Most recently, talks hosted by the UAE in August 2022 failed to produce a draft agreement.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 14:39 UTC
Mulatu Teshome: Ethiopia would benefit from formal BRICS membership
According to the former Ethiopian president, the move will lead to increased investment and be a source of trade expansionEthiopia will benefit immensely from formally joining the BRICS co-operation mechanism as the move will lead to increased investment and be a source of increased trade and economic exchanges, according to former Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome. It is the first expansion since South Africa joined the group in 2010. "Ethiopia is very grateful to be admitted as a member of BRICS. The country will be able to benefit from the corporation it will have with China, with India, with Russia, with Brazil, with South Africa. So Ethiopia will definitely benefit from this and it will also enhance the state's position in Africa and the world," he said.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 10:37 UTC
WATCH: Palestinian funeral crowd praises death and ‘martyrdom’
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Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 10:17 UTC
Flurries possible late Sunday, cold Monday
It has not felt much like December recently, but we will feel more like it late Sunday and early Monday thanks to a few flurries passing through. Even those who do get flurries, they won’t impact roads. The big story for Monday morning is gusty winds. Everyone except Freeborn and Steele County will be under a Wind Advisory from 9 PM to 6 AM, but everyone will feel gusty winds. Monday is the only day like this as highs are back in the 40s later this week.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 18, 2023 01:14 UTC
Massive turnout for fifth edition of Adnoc Abu Dhabi Marathon
Abu Dhabi: Brigid Kosgei loves Abu Dhabi. It was evident as the five-time major marathon champion set a new women’s record at the Adnoc Abu Dhabi Marathon, which saw over 25,000 runners from 168 countries participate. Making her first appearance in the event, the Kenyan star Brigid Kosgei swept to victory with a stunning time of 2:19:15. This is my first time here [in Abu Dhabi] and everybody has been great. The marathon and relay race combined attracted 2,863 participants, the 10km race welcomed 5,320 individuals, with 7,575 participants taking on the 5km and 9,280 runners in the 2.5km race.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 17, 2023 15:52 UTC
Exclusive with former Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome
CGTN published this video item, entitled “Exclusive with former Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome” – below is their description. For more: https://www.cgtn.com/video For those who consider China their second home, even at the highest level, any visit is a sort of homecoming. For this edition of Leaders Talk, CMG’s Zou Yun sat down with former Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome on the sidelines of the 2023 Understanding China Conference in Guangzhou held in early December. He praises Chinese President Xi Jinping’s “humility and sincerity” and “people-centered” approach, acknowledging that China has always treated Ethiopia on an equal footing and rejecting the “debt trap” or “strings attached” allegations. Teshome wraps up the interview with a few parting phrases in Chinese, a testament to his enduring feelings for China and the Chinese people.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 17, 2023 15:12 UTC
China tests diplomatic prowess in Ethiopia as it rebuilds after Tigray war
At the meeting in Addis Ababa, Demeke assured the Chinese envoy that the Ethiopian government was determined to fully implement the Pretoria peace agreement. The water project on the outskirts of the Tigray region’s capital Mekelle had stalled because of the war. “China remains committed to supporting the Ethiopia peace process and post-conflict reconstruction,” Wu posted on social media platform X, formerly Twitter. While meeting Demeke in Addis Ababa on Monday, Xue underscored the need to hold a second conference. Between 2000 and 2022, China pledged US$14.1 billion in loans to Ethiopia, according to data from Boston University’s Global Development Policy Centre.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 17, 2023 15:11 UTC
Ethiopian Airlines Launching Dhaka-Addis Ababa Flights On March 8
(MENAFN- Bangladesh Monitor) Dhaka: Ethiopian Airlines announced to begin direct flights between Dhaka and Addis Ababa from March 8, 2024 following an air service agreement signing between Bangladesh and Ethiopia on December 6, 2023. "Ethiopian Airlines has chosen March 8, the International Women Day, to commence direct flights on Dhaka-Addis Ababa route. Initially, the airline will operate five flights a week by Boeing 787 Dreamliner," said reports citing Shohag Hossain, Managing Director of Rhythm Group (GSA of Ethiopian Airlines in Bangladesh) on December 12, 2023. "The route will offer various connecting flights and competitive fares to Bangladeshi travellers as the airline, the biggest in Africa, connects all major cities of Europe and North America from Addis Ababa-the airline's base," informed Hossain, adding that the airline flies to 10 destinations in the US from Addis Ababa. Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh Chairman Air Vice Marshal Mafidur Rahman led a five-member Bangladeshi delegation at the event.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 17, 2023 14:45 UTC
Riyadh governor attends closing ceremony of international Arabian horse show, awards winners
Riyadh Theater Festival honors works of Saudi playwright Mohammed Al-OthaimRIYADH: The Riyadh Theater Festival is commemorating the late Saudi playwright Mohammed Al-Othaim for his pioneering theatrical contributions through one of his plays and an art exhibition dedicated to his career. Riyadh Theater Festival was launched last week and is organized by the Theater and Performing Arts Commission. The festival aims to stimulate and activate the Saudi theatrical movement through a package of performances to support local theater productions. The festival aims to support Saudi talent by helping participants further their careers and create content that inspires audiences and enriches the Saudi theater scene. The festival will also present awards in 11 categories including best theatrical script, best theatrical direction, and best theatrical music.
Source:Ethiopian News
December 17, 2023 14:22 UTC