Africa

Ethiopia is Africa’s new growth engine – here’s why

Workers sew clothes in Hawassa industrial park, one of five new facilities that have created 45,000 new jobs in Ethiopia.

Workers sew clothes in Hawassa industrial park, one of five new facilities that have created 45,000 new jobs in Ethiopia Image: REUTERS/Tiksa Negeri

Alexandre Raffoul
Head of Global Partner Development & Regional Business Strategy, Member, ExCom, World Economic Forum
Vijay Raju
Head of Strategy, Forum Members, World Economic Forum
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