Ethiopia expands multi-sector economy to build resilient system

Ethiopia is shifting from an agriculture-only base to a diversified economy across tourism, industry, mining and technology to build a sustainable and resilient system.

Under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, tourism programs such as Gebeta for Sheger have boosted the sector's capacity across the country. Manufacturing capacity utilization rose from below 47 percent to 66.3 percent over the past three years. Production of gold, iron, precious minerals and cement has also increased substantially in the mining sector. Mobile users now exceed 97 million. This growth supports expanded digital services and advances in Artificial Intelligence applications.

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

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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.

Ethiopia's Agriculture Minister Adisu Arega stated that the agricultural sector is playing a key role in efforts to build a job-creating non-subsistence economy. He visited wheat production sites in Oromia region's East Shewa zone, Adaa woreda. The agricultural transformation is registering encouraging results.

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Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed stated that large industries are being established across all sectors in an interview with Qana TV. He noted significant revenue from industrial import substitution now. Five solar plants are exporting products.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) inaugurated the fourth Ethiopia Tamar expo today. He stated Ethiopia achieved $10 billion in export revenue for the first time in history this year. Industry Minister Melaku Alebel said the manufacturing sector is the center of national sovereignty.

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Ethiopia's Deputy Prime Minister Temsgen Tiruneh stated that the country is constructing projects for sustainable tourism development. He highlighted a major hotel project in Bahir Dar as a key example.

The World Bank states that Ethiopia's government development enterprises have shifted from budget burdens to job opportunities. A new report details reforms turning these entities into efficient revenue generators.

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Ethiopia's Government Communication Service Minister Desta Tesfahuen Gobazay stated that conference tourism, the highest revenue generator in tourism, can greatly enhance the country's image. He highlighted preparations for the 16th African Risk and Safety Summit in Addis Ababa.

 

 

 

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