Addis Ababa completes major urban development projects

Addis Ababa has carried out various infrastructure projects to improve residents' living standards and transform the city's appearance.

The city's corridor development project has delivered extensive pedestrian paths, over 100 kilometres of bicycle lanes, more than 70 green parks and over 120 modern public toilets.

Installed smart poles include modern lighting and security cameras. The government has allocated billions of birr to supply basic goods such as wheat, oil and sugar at subsidised prices.

New bus and taxi terminals have been built. Electric vehicle charging stations have been prepared across the city. Previously polluted riverbanks have been converted into public recreation areas.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed cutting a ribbon at the Entoto Qebenna riverbank development inauguration, with Mayor Adanech Abiebie and a crowd.
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Prime Minister Abiy Inaugurates Entoto Qebenna River Development Project

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the Entoto Qebenna River and riverbank development project today. Mayor Adanech Abiebie said the project enhances the city's beauty.

Ethiopia has advanced corridor development projects that are reshaping urban landscapes. The initiative integrates roads, green spaces and infrastructure in coordinated ways. It targets cities including Addis Ababa and regional centers.

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Addis Ababa city administration mayor Adanech Abiebie inspected third-round corridor development works. The 13.4-kilometer projects across five routes proceed with quality and speed.

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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The Amhara Region Urban and Infrastructure Bureau announced that corridor development work is underway in 43 towns in the region. Bureau head Dr. Mola Melkamu said the efforts are transforming the towns into comfortable destinations for work, living and tourism.

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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A clean water project built in Adama city at a cost of 6.2 billion birr has been inaugurated and opened for service. The project will benefit more than 1.1 million residents.

 

 

 

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