Discover the Made in Ethiopia Movement, launched by President Taye Atseke Silassie at the 3rd Made in Ethiopia Expo 2025, showcasing over 288 manufacturers to promote a manufacturing-based economy, job creation, and global market access for Ethiopia’s progress.
President Taye Atseke Silassie launched the Made in Ethiopia Movement to promote a manufacturing-based economy.
At the 3rd Made in Ethiopia Expo 2025, he noted that over 288 manufacturers showcased local products. He emphasized the movement’s role in job creation, enhancing manufacturing, and expanding access to global markets.
He also highlighted the importance of a strong manufacturing base for national progress and expressed optimism about Ethiopia’s economic outlook.
NHRC Chair Joof urged Gambian research on children’s welfare, emphasizing accountability. He highlighted the PAPEV project, calling for studies on child labor, substance abuse. Challenges persist, including FGM, child marriage, needing stronger enforcement, support for disabled kids.
Eight dynamic African young women-led businesses emerged as winners of the 2023 YouthAdapt challenge. Each company will receive grant funding of up to $100,000. They will also receive comprehensive mentorship and coaching as part of a 12-month accelerator program. Since its launch in 2021, the YouthADAPT initiative (https://apo-opa.co/49ZU0zH) has provided more than $5 million to
