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Invest Africa leads delegation of investors to Ethiopia

Invest Africa will be leading a high-level delegation of investors and businesses to Ethiopia from 3rd to 5th December 2019. This comes on the back of the significant interest from international investors in Ethiopia as a result of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s reform agenda. The delegation will include investors from a range of strategic sectors including agriculture, telecoms, logistics, tourism, mining and power. Delegates will meet with key government ministers to discuss new avenues for investment and partnership. The bi-lateral and multi-lateral meetings facilitated by the trip will aim to drive investment and play an important role as the Ethiopian government moves forward with its economic reform agenda, including the ongoing telecoms licensing process.

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