AMN PLUS-May 4, 2026
Manufacturing export earnings rose from $358M in 2014 to $433.8M in 2018, while import substitution saved over $4.85B in foreign currency during 2018’s first nine months. This boosted the local market share from 30% to 46%.
Diplomatic gains like joining BRICS and macroeconomic reforms helped attract over 2,800 investments in four years. Furthermore, the sector flourished by establishing 18,000+ small and medium industries and reviving 993 closed factories.
By raising public awareness and promoting a society that takes pride in domestic products, Made In Ethiopia is actively working to attract new investors, enhance the exchange of knowledge and technology, and expand market linkages for manufacturing industries.
The 2026 Made In Ethiopia Expo, which carries large scale objectives, differs from the previous two editions by hosting a significantly higher number of industries, participants, and events. Regarding international participation, it is a historic occasion that has grown in both volume and diversity compared to last year, with foreign entities heavily integrating and showcasing their latest technologies, according to the office of the Prime Minister.
