Addis Ababa, July 10, 2018 (FBC) –Former Speaker of the House of People’s Representatives of Ethiopia (HPR) Abadulla Gemeda met Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon of South Korea, in Seoul.
During the meeting, he briefed and passed messages of Prime Minster of Ethiopia, Dr Abiy Ahmed, according to the Ethiopian Embassy in Seoul.
He briefed on the recent political development in Ethiopia as well as peacemaking efforts and regional integration in the horn countries.
Furthermore, Abadulla explained how the Ethiopian government is working hard to create favorable conditions for investment.
In this regard, he requested the Korean government to encourage Korean investors to invest in industrial parks and other areas of the country.
For his part, Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon said that his government will further support the new Ethiopian government's reform efforts and expressed hope South Korea's government and businesses will be able to contribute to the country's development.
During the meeting, he briefed and passed messages of Prime Minster of Ethiopia, Dr Abiy Ahmed, according to the Ethiopian Embassy in Seoul.
He briefed on the recent political development in Ethiopia as well as peacemaking efforts and regional integration in the horn countries.
Furthermore, Abadulla explained how the Ethiopian government is working hard to create favorable conditions for investment.
In this regard, he requested the Korean government to encourage Korean investors to invest in industrial parks and other areas of the country.
For his part, Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon said that his government will further support the new Ethiopian government's reform efforts and expressed hope South Korea's government and businesses will be able to contribute to the country's development.
Addis Ababa, July 10, 2018 (FBC) –Former Speaker of the House of People’s Representatives of Ethiopia (HPR) Abadulla Gemeda met Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon of South Korea, in Seoul.
During the meeting, he briefed and passed messages of Prime Minster of Ethiopia, Dr Abiy Ahmed, according to the Ethiopian Embassy in Seoul.
He briefed on the recent political development in Ethiopia as well as peacemaking efforts and regional integration in the horn countries.
Furthermore, Abadulla explained how the Ethiopian government is working hard to create favorable conditions for investment.
In this regard, he requested the Korean government to encourage Korean investors to invest in industrial parks and other areas of the country.
For his part, Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon said that his government will further support the new Ethiopian government's reform efforts and expressed hope South Korea's government and businesses will be able to contribute to the country's development.
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