Sunday, November 15, 2026

Queens Supermarket

Queens Supermarket launched their new store at the ground floor of Nani Building located besides Ghion Hotel on November 21, in the presence of Adanech Abebe Deputy Mayor of Addis Ababa. The store which will be the ninth in the city will start operation on Monday November 23.

(Photo: Anteneh Aklilu)

Queens, a member of the MIDROC Technology Group, is engaged in the wholesale and retail trade of consumable products. Established on July 2, 2010, with 51 employees, it started by retailing agro-industry products, agricultural products, seafood, personal care products, detergents, canned foods, beverages and other manufactured merchandise.
MIDROC Technology Group, a business founded by the Ethio-Saudi business tycoon Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, has invested 59.3 million birr to open the first supermarket. Pictured (L) Jemal Ahmed, Adanech Abebe and Abinet Gebremeskel CEO of MIDROC-Ethiopia

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