Ethiopia: Government, Stakeholders Alliance Key Factor for Better Coffee Export Performance

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Ethiopia: Government, Stakeholders Alliance Key Factor for Better Coffee Export Performance

[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia has introduced itself differently for the entire world. In deed Ethiopia is also well known for its competitiveness on the long distance races coupled with being the land of origin and the birth place of coffee Arabica as well. Owing to the fact that coffee is among the most export commodities across the world, the government of Ethiopia is working tirelessly jointly with private entrepreneurs, coffee farmers and unions in a way to boom the national economy.

Source: allAfrica.com

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