Ethiopia advances long-term development projects for future generations

The Medemer government reported results in agriculture and infrastructure sectors.

In the first six months of the completed 2018 budget year, 126.69 million quintals of irrigated wheat production were obtained.

During this production season, 29 million hectares of land were plowed and 1.3 billion quintals of output were collected. The agriculture sector recorded 7.7 percent growth.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stated that corridor development works aim to build cities and villages suited to the needs of the next generation. The Green Legacy program and other projects are being implemented.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed planting a tree to launch the Green Legacy programme in Bishoftu under the theme Planting Hope.
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Prime Minister Abiy launches Green Legacy programme in Bishoftu

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has officially launched this year's Green Legacy programme under the theme 'Planting Hope' in Bishoftu.

Agriculture Minister Addis Arega announced that Ethiopia cultivated 29 million hectares and obtained 1.3 billion quintals of produce in the completed 2018 budget year.

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The Prosperity Party government is carrying out massive economic activities to maintain Ethiopia on a fast growth path and ensure broad public benefits.

Ethiopia's Minister of Water and Energy, Habtamu Itefa, says encouraging results have been recorded over the past four years in making infrastructure access more equitable across the country.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) inaugurated the modern Hamasa model village on Sene 25 as part of rural corridor development.

Ethiopia earned 408.2 million dollars by exporting 236,415 tons of horticulture products over the past 10 months. Agriculture Minister Adisu Arega announced the revenue during a visit to production sites.

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Ethiopia's rural corridor development program is expanding into countryside areas and is already altering daily life for residents in Gondar city administration.

 

 

 

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