The Prime Minister's Office of
Ethiopia has achieved a major milestone through the successful transfer of the
'Dine for Ethiopia' projects to officials in the Amhara, Oromia, and South West
regions. This strategic move was commemorated with a signing ceremony that
established Ethiopian Airlines he nation's flag carrier as the operator and
manager of these initiatives' lodging facilities, under the reputable banner of
the Skylight Hotel brand.
In a statement released on Thursday
morning, the office articulated the significance of this day, highlighting the
'Dine for Ethiopia' projects as a testament to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's
innovative leadership.
Among the notable developments,
three key projects he Halala Kella Lodge, Chebera Churchura Elephant Paw Lodge,
and Wonchi Eco Lodge have recently celebrated their inauguration. In addition,
plans are rapidly progressing toward the completion of the Gorgora project,
which is expected to follow suit shortly.
The 'Dine for Ethiopia' campaign is
a cornerstone in the nation's ambitious economic reform agenda, particularly
aimed at invigorating the tourism sector. By engaging the public for financial
support, the projects have already played a pivotal role in job creation and
infrastructure development, setting new standards for project management
efficiency and expeditious execution.
With the involvement of Ethiopian
Airlines, renowned for its service excellence, the upgraded management of these
sites is anticipated to elevate service quality and heighten the international
profile of Ethiopia's tourism destinations.
Ethiopian Airlines brings a wealth
of hospitality expertise, gleaned from its Skylight Hotel experience, to
advance the promotion and managerial aspects of these sites, in cooperation
with local and regional partners.
This public-private partnership
method adopted for the 'Dine for Ethiopia' initiative reflects the Ethiopian
government's forward-thinking strategy to engage a multitude of stakeholders
within its broader economic development plans.
The transition of operational
control to Ethiopian Airlines is a strategic step that promises to promote
sustainability and foster the global appeal of Ethiopia's tourist sites,
syncing perfectly with Ethiopia's vision of becoming a top tourism hub on the
African continent.
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