Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh arrived in Gondar city on Tuesday to kick off the regional expo, a key event in the Ethiopian Excellence Movement, and to inaugurate newly operational manufacturing industries.
This visit marks a significant step in Ethiopia’s ongoing efforts to boost economic development and productivity across the nation.
Upon landing at Emperor Tewodros Airport, Temesgen expressed his appreciation for the warm reception from local officials and residents. "We have arrived in Gondar, a centre of religion and nationalism, one of the earliest symbols of Ethiopia's civilization and art, and which is on a historical journey of greatness," he stated in a message shared on social media.
His remarks highlighted the city’s rich cultural heritage and its importance in the nation’s history.
The regional expo, part of the third Ethiopian Productivity Movement, aims to showcase innovations and advancements in various sectors.
During his visit, Tiruneh will not only inaugurate manufacturing industries that have recently commenced operations but will also tour several development projects throughout Gondar.
This initiative is expected to enhance local economies by fostering entrepreneurship and increasing job opportunities.
Temesgen commended the collaborative efforts of regional leaders, including the Head of the Amhara Regional State and the First Deputy Mayor of Gondar, in making this event possible.
"Together, we are paving the way for a prosperous future," he noted, emphasizing the importance of unity in achieving national goals.
As part of the Ethiopian Excellence Movement, this expo serves as a platform for dialogue among entrepreneurs, policymakers, and stakeholders to share best practices and explore new avenues for growth.
With Gondar’s historical significance and potential for economic development, Temesgen's visit underscores the government’s commitment to revitalizing regions across Ethiopia.
The Deputy Prime Minister's engagements during this trip are expected to foster a spirit of innovation and collaboration that will resonate beyond Gondar, contributing to the broader goals of national productivity and excellence.