Qatari investors have stated their desire to assess and examine the business atmosphere and opportunities in Ethiopia to enhance investment.
DOHA, Qatar (ENA)–Top Qatari investors have expressed keenness to explore business opportunities and invest in Ethiopia.
Having received briefings about the investment opportunities in Ethiopia by a delegation led by Prime Minister Hailemariam Dessalegn in Doha, Qatar last week, the investors have shown desire to invest in the country.
Real estate, agriculture, and livestock were among the areas that the Qatari investors and companies are interested in.
They have stated their desire to assess and examine the business atmosphere and opportunities in the Horn of African country to enhance investment.
The signing of the investment protection agreement between the two countries encourages more Qatari investment, they said.
Furthermore, the investors have praised the investment opportunities and atmosphere as well the economic development of the country.
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While briefing the top Qatari investors, Prime Minister Hailemariam has assured them that his government is committed to support interested investors.
Prime Minister Hailemariam stressed that Ethiopia will provide the necessary support for the companies and the government expects in return knowledge and experience sharing that build the capacity of domestic companies.
Head of Media Deliverolgy Unit at the Office of the Prime Minister, Zadig Abrha said the interest of Qatari companies has increased in recent years.
Source: ENA
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