PROJECT

ON
ERITREA
AND
ETHIOPIA
MARKET RESEARCH
Yogesh jain
Pgdm-ib
jims

INTRODUCTION

Full name: The State of Eritrea

Population: 5.6 million (UN, 2012)
Capital: Asmara
Area: 117,400 sq km (45,300 sq miles)
Major languages: Tigrinya, Tigre, Arabic, English
Major religions: Islam, Christianity
Life expectancy: 60 years (men), 64 years (women) (UN)
Monetary unit: 1 Nakfa = 100 cents
Main exports: Livestock, hides, sorghum, textiles, salt, light
manufactures
GNI per capita: US $430 (World Bank, 2011)
Internet domain: .er
International dialling code: +291

Major Cities :
Asmara
Keren
Mendefera
Assab
Massawa
Dekemhar
Adi Keyh
Addi Ugri,
Barentu,
Adi Quala
Ginda
Edd
Teseney
Senafe

EXECUTIVE BRANCH

Main office holders

Office president
Name Isaias Afewerki
Party PFDJ
Since 24 May 1993
The President nominates individuals to head the
various ministries, authorities, commissions, and
offices, and the National Assembly ratifies those
nominations.
The cabinet is the country's executive branch. It is
composed of 18 ministries and chaired by the
president. It implements policies, regulations, and
laws and is, in theory, accountable to the National
Assembly.

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

 The legislature, the National Assembly appointed in 1993, includes

75 members of the People's Front for Democracy and Justice
(PFDJ) and 75 additional 'popularly elected' members.
The legislature sets the internal and external policies of the
government, regulates implementation of those policies, approves the
budget, and elects the president of the country.
Its membership has not been renewed through national elections.
Lower Regional Assemblies are also in each of Eritrea's six zones.
These Assemblies are responsible setting a local agenda in the case
that they are not overruled by the National Assembly.

POLITICAL PARTIES
AND
ELECTIONS

Eritrea is a single-party state, run by the People's Front for

Democracy and Justice (PFDJ).
No other political groups are allowed to organize, although the
non-implemented Constitution of 1997 provided for the existence
of multi-party politics.
Eritrean National elections were set for 1997 and then postponed
until 2001, it was then decided that because 20% of Eritrea's land
was under occupation that elections would be postponed until the
resolution of the conflict with Ethiopia.
The national assembly has also mandated the electoral
commission to set the date for national elections, so whenever the
electoral commission sets the date there will be national elections.

JUDICIAL BRANCH

The judiciary operates independently of both the legislative and

executive bodies, with a court system that extends from the village
through to the regional and national levels.
The structure has three tiers, the local "community courts", the
regional courts and the national High Court.
Village judges are elected, though typically they are the village
elders. A community court consists of three judges/magistrates.
"There are a total of 683 community courts across the country with
the number of magistrates totaling to 2,049, i.e. 55 in the Central
Region, 213 in the South, 178 in Gash-Barka, 109 in Anseba, 98 in
the Northern and 30 in the Southern Red Sea regions.

CLIMATE

Hot, dry desert strip along Red Sea coast; cooler and wetter in the
central highlands (up to 610 mm (24.0 in) of rainfall annually);
semiarid in western hills and lowlands; rainfall heaviest during June
September except in coastal desert.
The climate is temperate in the mountains and hot in the
lowlands. Asmara, the capital, is about 2,400 meters (7,874 ft) above
sea level.
Maximum temperature is 26 C (78.8 F). The weather is usually
sunny and dry, with the short or belg rains occurring FebruaryApril
and the big or meher rains beginning in late June and ending in midSeptember.

GEOGRAPHI COORDINATES

1500N 3900E
Map references: Africa
Area:
total: 124 320 km
land: 121 320 km
water: 4000 km
Area - comparative: slightly larger than Pennsylvania
Land boundaries:
total: 1 630 km
border countries: Djibouti113 km, Ethiopia 912 km, Sudan605 km
Note that the border between Eritrea and Ethiopia is disputed.
Coastline: 2 234 km total; mainland on Red Sea 1 151 km, islands in Red Sea
1 083 km
Maritime claims: NA
Terrain: dominated by extension of Ethiopian north-south trending highlands,
descending on the east to a coastal desert plain, on the northwest to hilly terrain
and on the southwest to flat-to-rolling plains

ECOREGION
Most of Eritrea's coast is part of the Ethiopian xeric grasslands and shrubland
semi-desert ecoregion. The southern part of the Red Sea coast, along with the
Red Sea coast of Djibouti, has been described as the Eritrean coastal desert, a
harsh sand and gravel coastal strip covered in dune grasses and shrubs that is
important as a channel for the mass migration of birds of prey.
Elevation extremes:
lowest point: near Lake Kulul within the Afar Depression 75 m
highest point: Soira 3 018 m
Natural resources: gold, potash, zinc, copper, salt,
possibly petroleum and natural
Gas, fish
Land use:
arable land: 12%
permanent crops: 1%
permanent pastures: 49%
forests and woodland: 6%
other: 32% (1998 est.)

Irrigated land: 280 km (1993 est.)

Natural hazards: frequent droughts and locust storms
Environment - current issues: deforestation; desertification; soil
erosion; overgrazing; loss of infrastructure from civil warfare; ash
contamination from recent eruption of the Nabro Volcano.
Environment - international agreements:
party to: Biodiversity, Climate Change, Desertification,
Endangered Species
signed, but not ratified: none of the selected agreements
Geography - note: strategic geopolitical position along world's
busiest shipping lanes; Eritrea retained the entire coastline of
Ethiopia along the Red Sea upon de jure independence from
Ethiopia on 24 May 1993.

Visa Requirements
Holders of Eritrea National Identification Card are not required entry
visa.
Please read the following regulations carefully to ensure that this form
is fully and properly completed in
order to avoid delays.
1. Application form should be filled out completely by every person
intending to travel, unless one is a
Dependent and is included in a parents travel document.
2. Recent passport-size photograph must be attached.
3. Proof of USA residency permit is required if traveling with nonUSA passport.
4. Passport must be valid at least six months beyond the dates of the
trip.

GOLD MINES

WATER TREATMENT
COMPANIES

Lenntech Water Treatment

Lenntech Water Treatment is a manufacturer and solutions provider for industrial
water purification. Lenntech always offers its clients a spectrum of
environmentally friendly technologies for each issue. Each proposed technology is
compared both technically and economically with each other. Lenntech supplies
water and air treatment systems for disinfection, filtration.
SnowPure Water Technologies
SnowPure manufactures and sells advanced water purification technologies,
providing multiple components for high purity water systems. Founded in 1979,
the company sells Electrodeionization (EDI) Modules, UV, GTM, and other high
technology pure water products to system integrators in over 40 countries.
SnowPure sells EDI modules to qualified OEMs and pure water system .
Aqueonics, Inc.
Aqueonics, Inc. is a full-service water and wastewater consulting, design, and
engineering and construction company. We provide turnkey water treatment
facilities from consulting through permitting, construction, training of operators
and operational support. Each facility is custom-engineered for the unique
requirements of the site.

GLOBAL Wastewater Treatment Systems, Inc.

GLOBAL Wastewater Treatment Systems, Inc. is a leader in the
manufacturing and distribution of pre-engineered wastewater
treatment systems. Our products are designed according to the latest
technology that is available in the United States.
HF Pure Water
HF Pure Water, is an innovative world leader in designing,
manufacturing and servicing of high-quality chemical handling &
processing, water and wastewater treatment systems. Our products
include Membrane Separation systems, Advanced Oxidation systems
and Vacuum Distillation systems.
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. is a innovative US wholesale
supplier and manufacturer of sustainable water treatment, filtration
and purification solutions, serving the needs of water treatment
dealers/distributors, engineering consulting firms, OEM clients,
commercial and governmental clients.

PAINT COMPANY
National Paint & Chemicals
Member since 22 August, 2013, Eritrea - Central

CHEMICAL COMPANY
Zara Import - Export
Asmara, .Eritrea.
Contact To : Mr Habtemichael
Building Materials,industrial Chemicals,industrial
Equipments

Soap company
Fanus Candle Factory
Member since 4 November, 2004, Eritrea - Central
AL-TAJ Soap Factory Co.
located in Jeddah, Irag, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Indonesia,
RED SEA SOAP FACTORY
Eritrea

Form company
ERITREIA FOAM INDUSTRY PRIVATE LTD a parent
company

Capital
Luanda
Population
82.82million
Literacy Rate
42.7percent
Infant Mortality Rate
77.12per1,000
Life Expectancy

55yearsold

Total Refugees
62,889
Total Asylum Seekers
48,739
Refugees In South Africa 2,899
GDP per Capita

$319

HIV/AIDs Rate

2.1percent

MAJOR CITIES

POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT

 Federal legislative power is vested in both the government and the

two chambers of parliament.
On the basis of Article 78 of the 1994 Ethiopian Constitution,
the Judiciary is completely independent of the executive and the
legislature
Ethiopia is an "authoritarian regime", ranking 118th out of 167
countries (with the larger number being less democratic).
Ethiopia has dropped 12 places on the list since 2006, and the latest
report attributes the drop to the regime's crackdown on opposition
activities, media and civil society before the 2010 parliamentary
election which the report argues has made Ethiopia a de facto oneparty state.

GOVERNMENT

The election of Ethiopia's 547-member constituent assembly was

held in June 1994.
This assembly adopted the constitution of the Federal Democratic
Republic of Ethiopia in December 1994.

The elections for Ethiopia's first popularly chosen national

parliament and regional legislatures were held in May and June 1995 .

There was a landslide victory for the Ethiopian People's

Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF).
International and non-governmental observers concluded that
opposition parties would have been able to participate had they
chosen to do so.

 The current government of Ethiopia was installed in August 1995.

The first President was Negasso Gidada.
Ethiopia today has nine semi-autonomous administrative regions
that have the power to raise and spend their own revenues.
Under the present government, some fundamental freedoms,
including freedom of the press, are circumscribed.
At least 18 journalists who had written articles critical of the
government were arrested following the 2005 elections on genocide
and treason charges.

ADMINISTRATIVE

Before 1996, Ethiopia was divided into thirteen provinces many

derived from historical regions
.
The nation now has a tiered governmental system consisting of
a federal government overseeing ethnically based regional states,
zones, districts (woreda) and neighborhoods (kebele).
Since 1996, Ethiopia has been divided into nine ethnically based
and politically autonomous regional states (kililoch, singularkilil)
and two chartered cities (astedader akababiwoch, singular astedader
akababi), the latter being Addis Ababa and Dire Dawa.
The kililoch are subdivided into sixty-eight zones, and then further
into 550 woredas and several special woredas.

The constitution assigns extensive power to regional

states, which can establish their own government and
democracy according to the federal government's
constitution.
Each region has at its apex a regional council where
members are directly elected to represent the districts
and the council has legislative and executive power to
direct internal affairs of the regions.
Article 39 of the Ethiopian Constitution further gives
every regional state the right to secede from Ethiopia.

GEOGRAPHY

At 1,126,829 square kilometres (435,071 sq mi),Ethiopia is the

world's 27th-largest country, comparable in size to Bolivia. It lies
between latitudes 3 and 15N, and longitudes 33 and 48E.
The major portion of Ethiopia lies on the Horn of Africa, which is
the easternmost part of the African landmass.
Bordering Ethiopia are Sudan and South Sudan to the
west, Djibouti and Eritrea to the north, Somalia to the east
and Kenya to the south.
Within Ethiopia is a vast highland complex of mountains and
dissected plateaus divided by the Great Rift Valley, which runs
generally southwest to northeast and is surrounded by
lowlands, steppes, or semi-desert.

 The great diversity of terrain determines wide variations in climate,

soils, natural vegetation, and settlement patterns.
Ethiopia is an ecologically diverse country, ranging from the deserts
along the eastern border to the tropical forests in the south to
extensive A fromontane in the northern and southwestern parts.
The wide range of altitude has given the country a variety of
ecologically distinct areas, this has helped to encourage the evolution
of endemic species in ecological isolation.

CLIMATE

The predominant climate type is tropical monsoon, with wide

topographic-induced variation. The Ethiopian Highlands cover most
of the country and have a climate which is generally considerably
cooler than other regions at similar proximity to the Equator.
Most of the country's major cities are located at elevations of around
2,0002,500 m (6,5628,202 ft) above sea level, including historic
capitals such as Gondar and Axum.
The modern capital Addis Ababa is situated on the foothills
of Mount Entoto at an elevation of around 2,400 m (7,874 ft), and
experiences a healthy and pleasant climate year round.

There are on average 7 hours of sunshine per day, meaning it is sunny

for around 60% of the available time. The dry season is the sunniest
time of the year, though even at the height of the rainy season in July
and August there are still usually several hours per day of bright
sunshine.
The average annual temperature in Addis Ababa is 16 C (60.8 F),
with daily maximum temperatures averaging 2025 C (68.077.0 F)
throughout the year, and overnight lows averaging 510 C (41.0
50.0 F).

ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT

 According to the IMF, Ethiopia was one of the fastest growing

economies in the world, registering over 10% economic growth from
2004 through 2009.[
It was the fastest-growing non-oil-dependent African economy in the
years 2007 and 2008. Growth has decelerated moderately in 2012 to
7% and is projected to be 6.5% in the future reflecting weaker
external demand and an increasingly constrained environment for
private sector activity.
In spite of fast growth in recent years, GDP per capita is one of the
lowest in the world, and the economy faces a number of serious
structural problems. Agricultural productivity remains low, and frequent
droughts still beset the country.

The Ethiopian constitution defines the right to own land as belonging

only to "the state and the people", but citizens may lease land (up to
99 years), and are unable to mortgage or sell.
Ethiopia is often ironically referred to as the "water tower" of
Eastern Africa because of the many (14 major) rivers that pour off the
high tableland, including the Nile. It also has the greatest water
reserves in Africa, but few irrigation systems in place to use it.

AGRICULTURE

Agriculture accounts for almost 41% of the gross domestic

product (GDP), 80% of exports, and 80% of the labor force.
Many other economic activities depend on agriculture, including
marketing, processing, and export of agricultural products.
Production is overwhelmingly by small-scale farmers and enterprises
and a large part of commodity exports are provided by the small
agricultural cash-crop sector.
Principal crops include coffee, pulses (e.g., beans), oilseeds, cereals,
potatoes, sugarcane, and vegetables.

A 2012 study suggested that new varieties of chickpea could benefit

farmers and the Ethiopian economy in future.
This study assessed the potential economic and poverty impact of 11
improved chickpea varieties, released by the national agricultural
research organization of Ethiopia in collaboration with
the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
(ICRISAT).
The researchers estimated using the varieties would bring about a
total benefit of US$ 111 million for 30 years, with consumers
receiving 39% of the benefit and producers 61%. The generated
benefit is expected to lift more than 0.7 million people (both producers
and consumers) out of poverty.

EXPORTS

Exports from Ethiopia in the 2009/2010 financial year totaled $US1.4

billion.The country produces more coffee than any other nation on the
continent.
Ethiopia is also the 10th largest producer of livestock in the world.
Other main export commodities are khat, gold, leather products, and
oil seeds.
Recent development of the floriculture sector means Ethiopia is
poised to become one of the top flower and plant exporters in the
world.
Cross-border trade by pastoralists is often informal and beyond state
control and regulation. In East Africa, over 95% of cross-border trade
is through unofficial channels.

Ethiopian Blessed Coffee brand bags in Takoma Park, Maryland. Coffee

is one of Ethiopia's main exports.
With the private sector growing slowly, designer leather products like
bags are becoming a big export business, with Taytu becoming the first
luxury designer label in the country.
Coffee remains its most important export product and with new
trademark deals around the world, including recent deals with Starbucks,
the country plans to increase its revenue from coffee. Most regard
Ethiopia's large water resources and potential as its "white oil" and its
coffee resources as "black gold".

DEMOGRAPHICS

Population has grown from 33.5 million in 1983 to 93.8 million in

2013.The population was only about 9 million in the 19th century.
The 2007 Population and Housing Census results show that the
population of Ethiopia grew at an average annual rate of 2.6% between
1994 and 2007, down from 2.8% during the period 19831994.
Currently, the population growth rate is among the top ten countries in
the world. The population is forecast to grow to over 210 million by
2060, which would be an increase from 2011 estimates by a factor of
about 2.5.

The country's population is highly diverse, containing over 80 different

ethnic groups. According to the Ethiopian national census of 2007,
the Oromo are the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia, at 34.4% of the
nation's population. The Amhara represent 27.0% of the country's
inhabitants, while the Somali and Tigray represent 6.22% and 6.08% of
the population, respectively.
In 2009, Ethiopia hosted a population of refugees and asylum seekers
numbering approximately 135,200. The majority of this population
came from Somalia (approximately 64,300 persons), Eritrea (41,700)
and Sudan (25,900). The Ethiopian government required nearly all
refugees to live in refugee camps.[139]

CULTURE

 Ethiopia has a diverse mix of ethnic and linguistic backgrounds. It

is a country with more than 80 different ethnic groups each with its
own language, culture, custom and tradition.
One of the most significant areas of Ethiopian culture is its
literature, which is represented predominantly by translations from
ancient Greek and Hebrew religious texts into the ancient language
Ge'ez, modern Amharic and Tigrigna languages.
Ge'ez is one of the most ancient languages in the world and is still
used today by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church. The
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has its own unique customs
and traditions, which have been influenced by Judaism.

VISA REQUIREMENTS

Business VISA
All business visa applicants should attach a letter addressed to
Ethiopian Embassy from his /her organization explaining the purpose of
his/her travels.
US Officials or Diplomats traveling with Diplomatic, Official or
Service Passport must bring an official letter from US State Department.
Officials or Diplomats of other countries traveling with Diplomatic,
official or service Passport must bring official letter from appropriate
Authorities or Embassies.
The passport must be valid for at least six months.

 One recent passport-size photograph.

Copy of Green Card or I-94 or Work Permit (Except US National).
A letter from his/her organization explaining the purpose of
his/her travels.
A completed visa application form.
For Eritrean and foreign nationals of Eritrean origin please fillout
this Application Form too .

TYPES OF VISAS , FEES AND DURATION

FOR US NATIONALS

Current passport and the passport must be valid for at least

six months;
One recent passport-size photograph.
Copy of Green card or I-94 or Work Permit (Except US
National)
A completed visa application form.
For Eritrean and foreign nationals of Eritrean origin please
fill out this Application Form too
Service fees will be paid in money order or Cashiers Check or
Certified bank check made payable to Embassy of Ethiopia.
A self addressed return envelop with sufficient prepaid
postage (for those using mail service);
If all the necessary requirements are fulfilled, the visa can
be issued on the next two or three business day.

SOAP COMPANIES

STAR SOAP & DETERGENT INDUSTRIES

Location
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Phone
+251 11 4393518
Phone 2
+251 11 4391860
Fax
+251 11 4393688
Fax 2
+251 11 4393689

Get-Eshet Detergent Manufacturing and Packing P.L.C

Location
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Phone
+251 11 4167606
Phone 2
+251 11 4169971
Phone 3
+251 11 4167611
Fax
+251 11 4167610
Mobile
+251 91 1647090
Mobile 2
+251 91 1229456

Ethay Soap Factory P.L.C.:

Location
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Phone
+251-177 97 56
Fax
+251-177 27 09
AL-HAN DETERGENT INDUSTRY PLC
Location
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Phone
+251 112 132569
Fax
+251 112 132569
Mobile
+251 911 205985 | +251 910 883450

2K Detergent And Soap

Location
Adama, Ethiopia
Mobile
+251 911 374547
Mobile 2
+251 911614147
Mobile 3
+251 912661147

GULLELE SOAP FACTORY

Location
Addis Ababa
Phone
2701033/2701526
Fax
2703436
Mobile
1200374

REPI SOAP AND DETERGENT S.C.

Location
Addis Ababa
Phone
3480770/3480779/3487864
Fax
3480778/3471277
Mobile
1206591

FOAM COMPANY

PALM ETHIOPIA PLC

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa Foam & Plastic Factory

Woreda 22, Kebele 4
Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia
Phone: 251 115 51 32 55
Fax:
251 115 51 25 67

LABORATORIES

Ethiopian Medical Laboratory Association

Address:City: Addis Ababa
Country: Ethiopia
Telephone:251-11-6544600
Telephone:251-91-1423620
Mailing Address:P.O.Box 1029 code 264 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

CHEMICAL COMPANIES

C.Fun General Trading Plc

Ethiopia - Africa
Producs/Services: Alkalies
Category: Importer,Exporter,Manufacturer,Developer,Trader

contact
G/Manger :-Miherat Tesfaye Tolera
C.Fun General Trading P.L.C.
P.OBox 41753
Mobile Phone 251-911113755/911041370
Tel. 251-114660005
Fax.251-116292292
E-Mail-cfungtplc@yahoo.com
YAHOO ID:-cfungtplc@yahoo.com
TRADE MANGER ALIBABA ID:- et108382513
P.O.Box- 41753
Addis Ababa/Ethiopia

Gebsol International P.L.C.

Ethiopia - Africa
Producs/Services:Alkalies
Category:Importer,Exporter,Manufacturer,Develo
per,Trader
CONTACT
Location
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Phone
+251 115 530222
Fax
+251 115 534784
Mobile
+251 911 202490

JIGRA INTERNATIONAL BUSIENSS PLC

Ethiopia - Africa
Producs/Services: Alkalies
Category:Importer,Exporter,Distributor,Manufacturer,Develo
per,Trader,Webshop,Wholesaler,Shop
CONTACT
Mr. Assebe Hailu
Address : Africa Avenue, Wollo Sefer, Infront of Shoa
Shopping Center, At Nejeat Computer Bld 5th Floor, Room #
987/23, Addis Ababa, ADDIS ABABA CITY
ADMINSTRATION - 133/1250, Ethiopia
Telephone : 251-114-165708
Fax No : 251-114-165709

R.A.A
Ethiopia - Africa
Producs/Services: Alkalies
Category: Importer,Exporter,Distributor,Manufacturer
Zablon Chemicals Plc.
Ethiopia - Africa
Producs/Services: Alkalies
Category: Importer,Exporter,Manufacturer,Developer,Trader
Company name: Zablon Chemicals Plc.
Address: Bole road.
Zip/Postal Code: 33051
City/Region: Addis Ababa
Country: ETHIOPIA
Phone:251-911-539556

General Information
Company: Ethiopia Plastic Factory
Registered in: Ethiopia
Contact details
Ethiopia Plastic Factory
Tel: +251 1 51-2666
Fax+251 1 51-7890
Postal Address:
P O Box 2340
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

General Information
Company: Ethiopian Chemical Corp
Registered in: Ethiopia
Contact details
Ethiopian Chemical Corp
Tel: +251 1 18-4305
Postal Address: PO Box 5747
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

General Information
Company: Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals And Medical Supplies
Corporation
Registered in:Ethiopia
Contact details
Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals And Medical Supplies Corporation
Tel: +251 1 134577/751770
Fax: +251 1 75-2555
Postal Address:
PO Box 21904
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

General Information
Company: Kadisco Chemical Industry
Registered in: Ethiopia
Business Sector(s):Paint and Coating Manufacturing
Contact details
Kadisco Chemical Industry
Tel: +251 1 16-0820
Fax+251 1 65-1844
Postal Address: P O Box 4699
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

General Information
Organisation: National Chemical Corporation
Registered in: Ethiopia
Contact details
National Chemical Corporation
Tel: +251 1 61-1311
Fax: +251 1 61-0296
Postal Address: P O Box 5747
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

AMBASEL TRADING HOUSE

P.O.BOX 12617 - ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 553 35 02
(251) 011 551 53 12
ambaseltrading@ethionet.et

EAR
ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 156 89 89
(251) 011 157 13 43

FARMERS SHOP
P.O.BOX 21472 - ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 111 24 63

NATIONAL FERTILIZER MANUFACTORING

ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 466 29 96

THE NOBLE & TRUST WORTHY HOUSE

ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 662 09 56
(251) 011 662 54 03

TNT CHEMIE
P.O.BOX 26525/1000 - ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 320 60 58
(251) 011 320 52 50
tnt.chemie@ethionet.et
www.tntchemie.com

WONDO TRADING
P.O.BOX 9515 - ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 552 14 58
(251) 011 551 36 54
wondo.ftra@ethionet.et

WONDO TRADING
P.O.BOX 9515 - ADDIS ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 552 14 58
(251) 011 551 36 54
wondo.ftra@ethionet.et

Kadisco Chemical Industry

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Tel: +251 1 400 252, Fax: +251 1 401 844
www: Premium subscribers only

Mitsubishi Ethiopia Trading Private Limited Company

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Tel: +251-11-663-0623 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting+251-11-6630623FREEend_of_the_skype_highlighting, Fax: +251-11-663-0488
www: Premium subscribers only

Ageca (Ethiopia) Company

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Independent, national
Specialty
Tel: +251-11-155 10 44 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +251-11-155 10
44FREEend_of_the_skype_highlighting, Fax: +251-11-155 00 05
www: Premium subscribers only

Bulvinos Chemicals Ltd

Addis Abbaba,, Ethiopia
Tel: +251 111 8752, Fax: +251 155 0609
www: Premium subscribers only

Getachew Seyoum Chemicals

Kirkos Sub City, Ethiopia
Independent, national
Specialty
PREMIUM*
Tel: +251 011 5531580 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting+251 011
5531580end_of_the_skype_highlighting, Fax: +251 011 5516481
www: Premium subscribers only

Taj Al Mulook General Trading

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Independent, national
Specialty
PREMIUM*
Tel: +251 115 532 033, Fax: +251 115 517 453
www: Premium subscribers only

PAINT COMPANIES

ABAY PAINTS
GOFA GABRIEL, NEXT TO HONDA CAR SHOWROOM GAKY PLC - ADDIS
ABABA - ETHIOPIA
(251) 011 467 12 40
(251) 011 467 24 78
info@abaypaints.com
www.abaypaints.com

2 DERBA SUPER PAINT

Telephone:
251-9-12502437
Country/Region:
Ethiopia
Company Name:
derbapaintmanufacturing
Website on alibaba.com:
http://et1024004452.fm.alibaba.com

Jelaram Plc (Abay Paints)

Telephone:
251-11-5519185
Mobile Phone:
251-91-1480548
Fax:
251-11-5510628
Address:
Mahatma Ghandi Street
Zip:
1027
Country/Region:
Ethiopia
City:
Addis Ababa
Company Name:
Jelaram Plc (Abay Paints)

addis Home Depot

Telephone:
251-113-206351
Mobile Phone:
251 119 209272
Fax:
251-113-206348
Country/Region:
Ethiopia
Province/State:
Region 14
City:
Addis Ababa
Company Name:
addis Home Depot
Website:
http://www.midroc-ethiotechgroup.com
Website on alibaba.com:
http://zinulyazinash.fm.alibaba.com

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COMNPANIES

General Information
Company:
Ethiopian Pulp & Paper SC
Registered in:
Ethiopia
Contact details
Ethiopian Pulp & Paper SC
Postal Address:
P O Box 790
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

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