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In a surprising move for private sector stakeholders, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited Djibouti at the end of the week, where he met with President Ismail Omar Guelleh and toured two key ports in Doraleh. Regional experts told Capital that the visit primarily aimed to further the Ethiopian government's goal of enhancing cargo transportation via the Ethio-Djibouti Railway (EDR), alongside discussing important political issues and recent developments in the region. The brief Sunday meeting between the two leaders reportedly focused on the latest geopolitical and regional topics. However, it was also anticipated to tackle the operational challenges faced by Ethiopian companies, particularly in multimodal logistics. While experts confirmed that the Ethiopian government prioritized discussions regarding the state-owned EDR, private logistics operators expressed concerns that their challenges were not sufficiently addressed. Dawit Woubishet, President of the Ethiopian Freight Forwarders...

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