Addis Ababa: Ethiopian Ambassador to Trkiye, Adem Mohamed, engaged in talks with Turkish businesses regarding potential investment opportunities in Ethiopia. During his meetings with nine companies, Ambassador Adem provided insights into the vast investment prospects available in Ethiopia, particularly in sectors such as energy, construction, health, tourism, ICT, agriculture, and manufacturing.According to Ethiopian News Agency, Ambassador Adem extended an invitation to these companies to take part in the forthcoming 'Made in Ethiopia' and 'Invest Ethiopia Business Forums,' which are set to take place next month in Ethiopia.
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