- Debt-to-GDP ratio drops to 13.7% after targeted policy measures and economic reforms.
- Focus shifts to agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, mining, and the digital economy.
Addis, Ababa, Ethiopia – Ethiopia has slashed its debt-to-GDP ratio to 13.7%, a striking turnaround credited to sweeping economic reforms that aim to stabilize the nation’s finances and unlock its growth potential. Once grappling with unsustainable debt levels, the government’s comprehensive policy overhaul has set the stage for a more market-driven and diversified economy.
- Debt-to-GDP ratio drops to 13.7% after targeted policy measures and economic reforms.
- Focus shifts to agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, mining, and the digital economy.
Addis, Ababa, Ethiopia - Ethiopia has slashed its debt-to-GDP ratio to 13.7%, a striking turnaround credited to sweeping economic reforms that aim to stabilize the nation’s finances and unlock its growth potential. Once grappling with unsustainable debt levels, the government’s comprehensive policy overhaul has set the stage for a . . .
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