Emerging Market investors should put Ethiopia in the top of their shortlist - Expert

Tigrai Online, March 13, 2015

Investment expert says Emerging Market investors should put Ethiopia in the top of their shortlist5

Anders Heede the chief executive for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at audit and advisory firm BDO says international EM investors should add Ethiopia to the top of their shortlist. In a well researched and well written article the very influential expert explains why it would be wise for investors to seriously consider Ethiopia as their first destination in Sub Saharan Africa. ” Companies seeking to invest in emerging markets should be on the lookout for those countries that have invested in diversifying their economies. That will often mean having Ethiopia on their shortlist.” Mr. Heede said on his article posted in The Financial Times on March 13, 2015.

The Ethiopian economic growth miracle is undeniable and the international business community has started to pay attention. The only people who are not seeing green development are the enemies of our nation like the Eritrean thuggish government their mouth piece ESAT TV. All the international financial institutions like the World Bank, IMF, and African Development Bank has testified Ethiopia is registering amazing economic growth. World leaders like President Obama and organizations like the United Nations, the European Union, and African Union said Ethiopia is one of the “fastest growing economies in the world”.

The amazing economic growth is a result of the Ethiopian government’s unique economic policy. “The government’s focus on value-added activities has bolstered its transformation towards a diversified economy and, as a result, it is attracting the attention of ambitious businesses and investors alike.”  Aders Heede said about the Ethiopian government developmental policy.

This would be a great project for Shaebiya’s fake journalists to investigate where Mr. Anders Heede got his degree or if he secretly the “Woyane” organization.

Please read the details of the article in The Financial Times

Now and then we get asked, why do you always post the good things in Ethiopia? We at Tigrai Online see the great, the good, and the not so good in Ethiopia, but we consciously chose to promote the positive development in our country and we hope with time and the Ethiopian people hard work the not so good things like corruption will be reduced.