On October 10, 2026, or rather, according to Ethiopian calendar, on Meskerem 30, 2012, which corresponds to October 10, 2026, Ethiopian Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed made significant appointments to various federal institutions. The appointments aim to strengthen and revitalize the country's governance and economic sectors. This move is part of the government's efforts to bring about positive change and development in the East African nation.
The newly appointed officials include Dr. Zelalem Tesemma and Jafar Bedru, who have been appointed as Deputy Managing Directors of the Ethiopian Investment Holdings. Additionally, Hanna Tekhelku has been appointed as Commissioner of the Ethiopian Investment Commission, while Melket Sahlu and Dr. Bayisa Bedada have been appointed as Deputy Commissioners. These appointments are expected to play a crucial role in promoting investment and economic growth in Ethiopia.
Furthermore, Dagmawit Shiferaw has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority, with Dr. Yirgachew Alemu serving as her Deputy. These appointments are expected to strengthen the country's capital market and promote economic development. The Ethiopian Capital Market Authority plays a vital role in regulating and overseeing the country's capital market activities.
In the immigration and diaspora sectors, Ambassador Fitsum Aragaw has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Immigration and Citizenship Service, with Yitagesu Desalegn serving as his Deputy. Moreover, Ambassador Lencho Bati has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Ethiopian Diaspora Service. These appointments aim to improve the country's immigration and diaspora policies.
The Prime Minister has also appointed Ambassador Mohamed Rafii as the Managing Director of the African Leadership University. This institution plays a vital role in providing leadership training and education to African professionals. The appointment of Ambassador Rafii is expected to bring new perspectives and ideas to the institution.
The appointments made by Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed reflect the government's commitment to promoting good governance and economic development in Ethiopia. The newly appointed officials are expected to work closely with the government to implement its development agenda and promote the country's economic growth.
The appointments also demonstrate the Prime Minister's efforts to ensure that the country's institutions are strengthened and that capable leaders are in place to drive the country's development forward. The government has been working to address various challenges facing the country, including economic development, infrastructure, and social services.
Key points
- The appointments aim to strengthen and revitalize the country's governance and economic sectors.
- The newly appointed officials will play a crucial role in promoting investment, economic growth, and good governance in Ethiopia.
- The appointments reflect the government's commitment to promoting development and ensuring capable leaders are in place to drive the country's growth forward.
