Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Nyala Insurance S.C purchases a 26 mln birr bond for GERD construction

Nyala Insurance S.C has purchased a 26.7 Million Birr Bond in support of the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Officials and public figures who attended the ceremony have extended gratitude to the company on behalf of Ethiopians for its support of the national flag project.
It is stated on the occasion that the National Public Participation Coordination Office has mobilized more than 17 Billion Birr for the construction of GERD from the community.
The construction of the dam has reached close to 80 percent according to officials.

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