Addis Ababa:Tanzanian delegates visiting Addis Ababa have praised the city's urban planning and infrastructure development as exemplary for other African nations. The delegates highlighted the city's effective management efforts during their experience-sharing visit.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, the delegation visited significant sites such as Ethiopian capital market institutions, Unity Park, and the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, gaining insights into the city's development and historical significance.
Dorcas Dawido, a member of the delegation, remarked on the city's corridor development projects, which have enhanced comfort, cleanliness, and attractiveness for both residents and tourists. She commended the city's advanced infrastructure and organized layout, citing Ethiopia's urban management as a model of proper planning and systematic execution.
Eliad E. Mndeme, a lawyer and legal expert at the Tanzanian Capital Market Tribunal, expressed admiration for Addis Ababa's transformation, particularly noting improvements in infrastructure, road networks, and building developments. Mndeme highlighted the historical significance of the Victory of Adwa, emphasizing its lessons of resilience and determination for Africans.
Elias Mapunda, another delegate, described Addis Ababa's urban development and long-term planning as admirable. He suggested that Tanzanian government and financial-sector leaders could learn from Ethiopia's development and business practices. Mapunda also emphasized the role of unity in Ethiopia's historical and present-day society, contributing to the country's growth and development.
