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Commissioner of Ethiopian Investment Commission resigns

September 17, 2018

Commissioner of Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC), Belachew Mekuria (PhD) has resigned.
Mekonnen Hailu, EIC Public Relations Director, confirmed his resignation.
According to Mekonnen, the Commissioner resigned for family reason.
Belachew served as Commissioner for four and half months, replacing Fitsum Arega, current chief of staff at the Prime Minister’s Office.

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