Ethiopia, with its capital Addis Ababa, sits at the heart of East Africa and supports a growing economy built on agriculture, floriculture, textile manufacturing, and an expanding services sector. Business travellers will find the city increasingly connected through Bole International Airport and a developing financial district, while leisure visitors can explore the ancient rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, the castles of Gondar, and the dramatic Simien Mountains. Addis Ababa's Mercato, one of Africa's largest open-air markets, draws shoppers seeking handwoven textiles, traditional jewellery, and aromatic Ethiopian coffee, the country's most celebrated export.
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Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations
The leading chamber representing businesses across all sectors in Addis Ababa, offering networking, trade facilitation, and business support services. It is a key gateway for local and foreign investors entering the Ethiopian market.
Mexico Square, Addis Ababa
Ethiopian Investment Commission
The official government body responsible for promoting and facilitating both domestic and …
Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX)
Ethiopia's nascent but fast-growing securities exchange, launched to deepen capital market…
Bole Lemi Industrial Park
A flagship industrial park on the outskirts of Addis Ababa hosting garment, textile, and l…
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