Here we take a look back at 2017’s highlights, month by month, and what we are looking forward to in 2018.

Timket, Ethiopia’s Feast of the Epiphany, is one of the highest and holiest holidays in the Ethiopian Orthodox Christian calendar and is celebrated on 19th January every year. This year as usual, it was celebrated in enthusiastic style with three days of festival, beginning on the eve of Timket with awe-inspiring processions.

The weekly publication from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ethiopia.

Ethiopia’s Honorary Consul for Scotland, Professor John Struthers, attended celebrations of Genna, Ethiopian Christmas, in early January, hosted by the Ethiopian Scottish Community Association in Glasgow.

For more than two decades, the Ethiopian government has been striving to achieve the socio-economic transformation of the country. The vision to ensure all-inclusive growth and to attain lower middle-income status by 2025 continues to be anchored on executing policies aimed at the overall eradication of poverty through comprehensive development. This vision can also be realized through the utilization of…

The monthly newsletter by the Ethiopian Embassy in London - December 2017 Issue

The Ethio-Djibouti railway line has started commercial operations for passengers and freight. The railway, which is Sub-Saharan Africa’s first electrified railway, connects Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa with the port of Djibouti. Travel time will be cut from around 3 days to 10 hours.