Addis Ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed emphasized that the Hanoi Summit demonstrated the significant impact of small, well-integrated P4G projects and their potential for scaling. Ethiopia is deeply honoured to receive the torch and assume the responsibility of hosting the fifth P4G Summit in 2027, the Premier indicated.According to Ethiopian News Agency, Prime Minister Abiy expressed Ethiopia's commitment to building on the legacy of Viet Nam, Colombia, Denmark, and the Republic of Korea. The 2027 Summit, guided by P4G's core principles of partnership, innovation, inclusivity, and action, will focus on green industrialization, climate-resilient agriculture, and the empowerment of youth and women as key agents of change in the green transition.
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