Insights from those with experience suggest that technology might make projects more successful. David Pilling, writing in the Financial Times last month, notes that investment into African infrastructure projects was steadily rising prior to COVID-19.
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Innovation in the country, however, is not solely related to its impressive technology. The country is focused on creating services that will improve the way the economy flows, especially when it comes to SME solutions.
Ethiopia is lighting the path to progress by pursuing peace, appointing its first female president and selecting a gender-balanced cabinet, demonstrating that it is never too late to make a difference and create a country for the people.
Ethiopia’s Agricultural Processing Industrial Parks are industrialising the agriculture industry – and the country.
As Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed opens Ethiopia to the world, investment potential has never been greater. Thanks to the Ethiopian Investment Commission, the process is now easier and more streamlined for foreign investors.
With a young and growing population, Tanzania’s new business blueprint is in line with the country’s efforts to market itself as an investment hub in the busiest investment region within the African continent.
Moving away from fossil fuels to provide the country with the energy supply it needs to unlock its potential.
Improving and constructing national infrastructure to enhance trade, facilitate industrialisation and spur economic growth.
The industrial and manufacturing sectors are getting increasingly attractive by the year, which delivers value to investors and creates a better quality of life for Tanzanians.