Africa: Powering Africa - Ethiopia Pushes for Regional Energy Integration

Written By Greg Watson

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Ethiopia has called for enhanced regional power connectivity as a crucial solution to Africa's growing energy challenges, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA).

The 4th AfriRUN ILO Conference, held yesterday, promoted regional power connectivity for inclusive and sustainable development, while fostering cooperation and equitable energy access across African nations.

Speaking at the event, MoFA Minister Gedion Timothewos (PhD) stressed the need for stronger cooperation among African countries to address the widespread lack of electricity, particularly in East Africa.

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