Ethiopia’s EV shift and infrastructure push create strong opportunities for U.S. firms in electric mobility and clean tech

Ethiopia has launched a $7.8 billion airport city project near Bishoftu, creating major opportunities for U.S. firms in aviation and infrastructure.

U.S. firms need local partners and compliance readiness to succeed in Ethiopian bids.

Foreign investors can now enter export, import, wholesale, and retail trade under a new Ethiopian directive.

 A new forex directive has been issued by Ethiopia to foster economic growth.

U.S. energy companies, with a reputation for innovative technologies and quality products and services, are well-positioned to compete in the Ethiopian market.

U.S. companies should consider newly created opportunities in Ethiopia’s growing market for professional services, consumer goods, retail, and agribusiness.

U.S. technology companies should consider Ethiopia’s low-cost energy for data-intensive technologies like bitcoin mining, data mining, and data centers.  

Ethiopia’s opening real estate sector creates groundbreaking opportunities for U.S. firms interested in the country’s large and fast-growing domestic market.

With Ethiopia’s recent commitment to 100% electric vehicles, U.S. EV companies should strongly consider this unique first-mover business opportunity.  

Learn more about how Ethiopia approves the use of offshore bank accounts for strategic investments.

Ethiopia liberalizes the Fintech Sector to attract foreign digital financial service providers.

Learn more about how the Russia-Ukraine War Disruption Increases Ethiopian Demand for Fertilizer, Soil Supplements, and Certain Crops.

Learn more about how the Ethiopian Airlines Group (EAG) is planning a new airport project for 4 billion dollar project in 2024.