MIDROC – New Business Ethiopia

Ethiopia - Al Amoudi fires MIDROC CEO Dr. Arega

Ethiopia – Al Amoudi fires MIDROC CEO Dr. Arega

April 27, 2020April 27, 2020 newbusinessethiopia Dr. Arega Yirdaw, Ethiopia, Getachew Hagos, MIDROC, MIDROC Gold, MIDROC Technology Group, Mohammed Hussein Ali Al Amoudi, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed

Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Ali Al Amoudi, the Ethiopian born Saudi billionaire today fired Dr. Arega Yirdaw, CEO of the biggest

Al Amoudi to build mega oil processing in Ethiopia

Al Amoudi to build mega oil processing in Ethiopia

December 28, 2019December 28, 2019 newbusinessethiopianews Addis Ababa, edible oil, Ethiopia, MIDROC, Mohammed Hussein Ali Al Amoudi, oilseeds, Saudi tycoon in Ethiopia

BY MEKONNEN TESHOME – Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, Chairman and Owner of the leading Ethiopian investment group, Midroc Ethiopia,

Chopper crashes in Ethiopia this morning

Chopper crashes in Ethiopia this morning

April 26, 2019April 26, 2019 NBE Ethiopia, Ethiopian born Saudi billionaire, MIDROC, MIDROC Technology Group, Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, Trans Nation Airways

One of Trans Nation Airways choppers crashed this morning minutes after departure from the Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa,

Ethiopia generates $3 billion selling state enterprises

Ethiopia generates $3 billion selling state enterprises

January 4, 2019January 8, 2019 newbusinessethiopia Ambo Mineral Water, Arsi Agricultural Development, Bale Agricultural Development, Bedele Brewery, Diageo, Ethio Telecom, Ethiopia, Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopian Electric Corporation, Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise, Harer Brewery, Heineken International, Horizon Plantations, IT International S.A., Legedembi Gold Mine, Limu Coffee Agriculture Development, Meta Brewery, Metal Engineering Corporation, METEC, MIDROC, National Tobacco Enterprise, privatization, Sheba Investment Holding Limited, Sheik Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi, Tobacco Enterprise, Wush Wush Gumaro Tea

By Andualem Sisay Gessesse – The government of Ethiopia has privatized 290 companies in 14 years from 1995-2015, according to