Tuesday, September 22, 2026

16 public and private offices launched

A total of 16 public and private offices launched a one-stop-shop service to clients.
Among the offices include Ministry Revenues, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Science and Innovation, Ministry of Transport, and Ministry Mines and Energy.
The National Bank of Ethiopia, Customs Commission, Ethiopian Investment Commission and Information Network Security Agency also signed the deal.
The system would help offices to deliver simple, predictable, efficient and fast services to their clients.
Increasing revenue and satisfaction of clients, reducing corruption, bringing transparency and encouraging export trade, are among the benefits of the system, she said.
Ethiopia is ranked 159 among 190 economies in the ease of doing business, according to the latest World Bank annual ratings.
Pictured are PM Abiy Ahmed and Adanech Abebe Minister of Revenue launching the project at the PM office in the afternoon of Saturday January 4.

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