Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with key economic institutions, has unveiled a new "Diplomatic Guide" designed to promote the nation's Home-Grown Economic Reform Agenda on the global stage. Foreign Affairs Minister Gedion Timothewos marked the launch by emphasizing the reform's achievements.
The Minister noted that the ongoing economic reform packages have already led to significant achievements and stressed that the diplomatic directive will serve as a guiding framework, enabling Ethiopian diplomats to effectively adapt to changes and perform their duties more efficiently.
He said the diplomatic guide is a testament to the fundamental shift in the country's diplomatic efforts, with economic diplomacy taking center stage.
Minister of Finance, Ahmed Shide, on his part, emphasized the vital role of the diplomatic guide in conveying Ethiopia’s ongoing reforms and attractive investment opportunities to the international community. He highlighted its importance in enhancing the country's global image and visibility.
He also noted that the government is making concerted efforts to position Ethiopia as a preferred investment destination. In this context, the Minister urged Ethiopian diplomats to proactively promote the country’s investment potential and engage with international companies to attract foreign investment.