Sunday, September 20, 2026

Addis Ababa Building Livable, World-Class Urban Infrastructure, Says Mayor

Addis Ababa is undergoing a significant transformation through large-scale urban infrastructure development aimed at creating a livable, inclusive, and globally competitive city, Mayor Adanech Abiebie said.

Speaking at the Italy–Ethiopia Infrastructure and Urban Regeneration Forum, the mayor emphasized that ongoing projects, ranging from modern buildings and transport systems to riverside developments are reshaping the capital and improving residents’ quality of life.

“We are building a habitable, livable, and world-class city for our people, leaving no one behind,” she said, highlighting that infrastructure expansion is central to the city’s long-term vision.

Adanech noted that Addis Ababa’s rapid construction drive reflects Ethiopia’s broader ambition for prosperity, with the capital serving as a model for urban transformation across the country and beyond.

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