It is well recognized that agriculture in Ethiopia has long been the mainstay of its economic development. Yes, Ethiopia's agriculture has recorded remarkable achievements over the past few years.

Yet it remains one of the world’s least developed countries. Ethiopia’s economy is dependent on agriculture, which contributes 45 percent of the GDP and 90 percent of exports. However, just five ...

The majority of Ethiopian households are still engaged in agriculture and in living in rural areas. Additional drivers of poverty reduction will be needed to end poverty in Ethiopia, particularly ...

Agriculture is the driving force of the Ethiopian economy, accounting for 90 per cent of foreign export earnings and 85 per cent of employment. The difficulty is that post-harvest losses are extremely ...

Ethiopia has launched a roadmap aimed at advancing its agriculture sector by promoting digital technology across rural communities The roadmap dubbe ...

Addis Ababa March 11/2024 (ENA) The Minister of Agriculture Girma Amente held discussion with the Executive Director of World Bank Group, Floribert Ngaruko on ways to enhancing collaboration in ...

Ethiopia, which built the dam largely with ... have dehydrated the already thirsty country. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization says temperatures in some parts of Egypt are expected to ...

"I am confident that this country (Ethiopia) will grow economically and it will grow in terms of its significance for the neighborhood and the whole continent of Africa," International Monetary Fund ...

Addis Ababa: Ethiopia has launched a roadmap aimed at advancing its agriculture sector by promoting digital technology across rural communities. The roadmap, dubbed the "Digital Agriculture ...