Äthiopien erzielt greifbare Ergebnisse bei der Tabakkontrolle

Die äthiopische Behörde für Lebensmittel und Arzneimittel gab anlässlich des Weltnichtrauchertags konkrete Erfolge bei der Tabakkontrolle bekannt. In acht Regionen wurden Ausschüsse gebildet und fast 900.000 Einrichtungen überprüft.

Die Behörde legte die abgeschlossenen Arbeiten zum diesjährigen Weltnichtrauchertag dar. In acht Regionen wurden Koordinierungsausschüsse eingerichtet und gestärkt.

Fast 900.000 Einrichtungen wurden überprüft, um sicherzustellen, dass sie rauchfrei sind. Die Inhaber erhielten Schulungen zur Sensibilisierung, und Tabakblätter sowie zum Rauchen bestimmte Zigaretten wurden entfernt.

Die Behörde rief zivilgesellschaftliche Organisationen und die Medien dazu auf, bei der Schließung von politischen Lücken zu helfen, irreführende Werbung der Industrie aufzudecken und präzise Gesundheitsinformationen zu verbreiten.

Verwandte Artikel

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed highlights Ethiopia's social sector achievements at Addis Ababa briefing.
Bild generiert von KI

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed highlights Ethiopia's social sector achievements at Addis Ababa briefing

Von KI berichtet Bild generiert von KI

Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed presented major outcomes in Ethiopia's social and economic sectors at a briefing in Addis Ababa on April 28, 2026 (Miyazya 20, 2018 E.C.), themed 'Social development lesson for nation building.' The event reviewed comprehensive reforms and achievements in education, health, job creation, women's and youth empowerment, culture, sports, and more, emphasizing their role in national growth.

A joint team in Majalengka district conducted an operation against illegal cigarettes on Wednesday (April 29, 2026) in two northern sub-districts, seizing about 150,000 sticks or 7,500 packs of various brands from several shops. The raid prevented potential state losses of around Rp111.9 million. Authorities pledge to carry out similar operations periodically.

Von KI berichtet

The health bureau in central Ethiopia has focused on improving access to basic health services. In the first half of this budget year, 891,000 people became beneficiaries, covering 45 percent of the region's population.

Egypt's Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) ran 1,358 nationwide campaigns from March 1 to April 28, seizing 3,475 violations and over 290 tonnes of unfit or untraceable goods. The figures were shared on Tuesday at a central operations room meeting chaired by agency head Ibrahim Al-Segini. The efforts aim to curb price manipulation and secure strategic commodities.

Von KI berichtet

Ethiopia's National Bank Governor Dr. Eyob Tekalgn stated that development efforts in the financial sector are yielding tangible results. This remark came during the Invest Africa 2026 forum in Addis Ababa. The Minister of Labor and Skills also emphasized the need for commitment in knowledge and skills.

Hong Kong authorities have ramped up publicity with mainland Chinese media ahead of a ban on possessing alternative smoking products, including e-cigarettes, in public places starting April 30. Director of Health Ronald Lam Man-kin reported over 11,000 inspections and about 2,200 fixed penalty notices of HK$3,000 this year. Officials anticipate minimal impact on tourists during the Labour Day golden week.

Von KI berichtet

Ethiopia's Justice Minister Hana Arayaselassie announced success in recovering international corruption cases entering the country, thanks to improved justice system effectiveness. The statement came during a meeting with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reviewing 100-day and long-term performance. A case involving $350 million accountability was fully investigated.

 

 

 

Diese Website verwendet Cookies

Wir verwenden Cookies für Analysen, um unsere Website zu verbessern. Lesen Sie unsere Datenschutzrichtlinie für weitere Informationen.
Ablehnen