Monday, October 19, 2026

PM Abiy Says Made In Ethiopia Movement Brought Real Changes

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has emphasized the significant impact of the Made in Ethiopia Movement on the country’s industrial potential.

Launched by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed two years ago, the national manufacturing industry movement aims to enhance competitiveness by addressing bottlenecks in a sustainable, integrated, and comprehensive manner.

The Expo opened at Millennium Hall showcases the movement’s activities and achievements over the past two years.

During the event, Abiy highlighted the movement’s success in reducing imports, with domestic production replacing imported products worth 1.9 billion USD in the past nine months of the current Ethiopian fiscal year.

The Made In Ethiopia Movement has played a significant role in harnessing the existing potential of the industry sector, contributing to its overall growth, he said. (ENA)

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