Mattei plan strengthens ties between Ethiopia and Italy

The Mattei plan has strengthened the strategic partnership between Ethiopia and Italy, according to reports. This initiative focuses on economic and development ties between Italy and Africa. The upcoming Italian Africa Summit will take place in Addis Ababa.

The Mattei plan has strengthened the strategic partnership between Ethiopia and Italy, according to Tariku Abera, director of Eastern Europe studies at the Institute for African and European Studies. This statement was made in Addis Ababa on February 4, 2018 in the Ethiopian calendar.

The Italian Africa Summit is scheduled for February 6, 2018 EC in Addis Ababa. In an interview with Fana Podcast, Abera described hosting the summit in Addis Ababa as a major diplomatic success for Ethiopia.

At the 2024 summit held in Rome, key agendas included the Mattei plan to enhance Italy's economic and development ties with Africa. The Mattei plan is a project that focuses on energy, health, agriculture, and infrastructure development, rather than traditional aid.

Italy's earlier connections with Africa were primarily aid-based, but they have now shifted to partnerships centered on mutual development and shared interests. Through the Mattei plan, Italy has established strategic partnerships with several African countries, including Ethiopia, where Ethiopia serves as both a beneficiary and contributor. This partnership strengthens the strategic ties between the two nations.

"It is not a donor-recipient type but a mutual partnership focused on shared development and interests; this is the new chapter in Italy-Africa relations," Abera stated. This cooperation plays a significant role in economic and development matters.

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Italian PM Giorgia Meloni greeted by Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed at Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa.
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Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni arrives in Addis Ababa for forum

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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has arrived in Addis Ababa. She was welcomed by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed at Bole International Airport. Her visit is to attend the second Italy-Africa Forum.

An Ethiopian delegation trained by Finance Minister Ahmed Shide held discussions with high-level officials from Italy's Mattei Plan in Addis Ababa. The talks focused on progress in the Koysha electric power plant and Bishoftu world-class airport apron projects. These efforts seek to strengthen Ethiopia's power exports and aviation development for sustainable growth.

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An Ethiopian delegation led by Finance Minister Ahmed Shide held high-level consultations in Rome with Italy’s Mattei Plan Task Force. The talks focused on key projects including the Koysha Hydropower Project and Bishoftu International Airport Development Project.

Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Maria Tripodi inspected the river corridor development from Entoto to Arada in Addis Ababa during the first Italo-Ethiopian forum on construction, infrastructure, and urban solutions. Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe highlighted the event as a key step in bilateral cooperation. Officials emphasized enhanced urban beautification and environmental protection.

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Ethiopia's Government Communication Service Minister Desta Tesfahu Gobezie stated that the country has numerous experiences to offer Africans. Two summits—the 39th African Union Heads of State Summit and the African Union Parliaments Summit—will occur from Katit 6 to 8, 2018 E.C. These experiences focus on Agenda 2063 for sustainable development.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met on Tuesday with Senegal’s Minister of African Integration and Foreign Affairs, Cheikh Niang, to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and coordinating positions on regional and international issues ahead of the upcoming African Union summit.

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Fana Media Corporation has received appreciation for providing extensive coverage of the African Union leaders' summits and the Italy-Africa summits. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs organized the events. The summits concluded successfully.

 

 

 

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