Key Sectors in Ethiopia Now Open to Foreign Investors
An in-depth look at Ethiopia's recent economic liberalisation, marking the first time in 50 years that key sectors, including retail and trade, are open to foreign investors. Learn about the new regulations, eligibility criteria, and the cautious approach the government is taking to attract large-scale foreign investments. Download this resource now to understand how Ethiopia’s shifting investment policies could offer opportunities for your business. Stay ahead of the curve and explore the potential of investing in one of Africa’s most promising markets today!
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Key Insights and Takeaways
Key Sectors in Ethiopia Now Open to Foreign Investors
Ethiopia has opened key sectors—like export, import, wholesale, and retail trade—to foreign investors for the first time in 50 years. This shift offers new entry points for international businesses looking to tap into one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies.
Clear Investment Criteria and Preconditions Apply
The liberalisation comes with conditions. Foreign investors must meet strict criteria, including a history of sourcing from Ethiopia, financial thresholds, and regulatory commitments. This guide explains what’s required and how to qualify.
More Market Openings Expected in the Near Future
While sectors like finance and hospitality remain closed, the government plans further liberalisation. This resource offers expert insights into current opportunities and what may open up next in Ethiopia’s investment landscape.
Ethiopia is unlocking markets for the first time in 50 years - explore the opportunities shaping its next economic chapter.
