South Ethiopia Region Inaugurates Projects Built at Over 100 Million Birr

South Ethiopia Regional State Administrator Tilahun Kebede has inaugurated development projects costing over 100 million birr in Yirgachefe town of Gedeo Zone.

The projects were inaugurated in Yirgachefe town in Gedeo Zone. They include bridges connecting various kebeles and a riverside development project.

A market center for honey, milk and eggs was also opened. The administrator stated that the projects address long-standing development demands of the public.

These infrastructures ease transport movement, create recreational sites for residents and strengthen food security along with market linkages.

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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.

Central Ethiopia regional administrator Endashaw Tasew inaugurated the Sibisto small-scale irrigation project in East Gurage Zone. The project, built at a cost of over 56 million birr, aims to enable farmers to work year-round without rain restrictions.

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Numerous projects benefiting residents in Ethiopia's Oromia region have entered service, according to Prosperity Party officials. In Jimma town alone, 78 projects completed at a cost of 3.9 billion birr were inaugurated.

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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Market centers valued at 1.3 billion Birr are being built in Ethiopia's Amhara Region.

Ethiopia's Government Communication Service has listed infrastructure projects boosting usability for created communities. Efforts in roads, housing, and water sectors aim to improve citizens' social and economic welfare.

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The Oromia region livestock and fish resource development project has achieved significant success by supporting producers through modern organization.

 

 

 

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