Monday, September 21, 2026

Ethiopia, Italy Engage on Strategic Infrastructure Cooperation

Ethiopia and Italy have engaged on strategic cooperation aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation and accelerating priority infrastructure projects.

An Ethiopian delegation led by Finance Minister Ahmed Shide has held high level consultations in Rome with Italy’s Mattei Plan Task Force.

The discussions centered on flagship initiatives critical to Ethiopia’s development agenda, including the ongoing Koysha Hydropower Project and the planned Bishoftu International Airport Development Project.

According to Ministry of Finance, the discussion was productive as both show commitment to advancing strategic investments that support sustainable economic growth.

These projects are expected to play a transformative role in enhancing Ethiopia’s energy capacity and aviation infrastructure, while supporting sustainable economic growth.

The Italian side reaffirmed its strong commitment under the Mattei Plan to support strategic partnerships with African countries, including Ethiopia, through innovative financing mechanisms and strengthened public-private collaboration.

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