World Bank Assistance for Ethiopia to upgrade skills and reconstruct conflict-affected areas

• The world Bank will be extending Ethiopia financial support of US $ 200 million to build skilled manpower and boost the capacity of state-owned technical and vocational training institutes.

The world Bank will be extending Ethiopia financial support of US $ 200 million to build skilled manpower and boost the capacity of state-owned technical and vocational training institutes.

Revealing this through a Facebook Post, Ethiopian Minister of Labor and Skills Development Muferiat Kamil said that the assistance is expected to pave way for high-quality job opportunities for Ethiopians.

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Earlier last month, the Ethiopian government and the World Bank signed a financing agreement amounting to 300 million U.S. dollars in support of the reconstruction and recovery of conflict-affected areas of Ethiopia. The financing accord,  in the form of a grant, will support and finance activities designed to support communities in conflict-affected areas to reaccess basic services of education, health, and water supply. Conflict-affected areas such as Amhara, Afar, Tigray, Oromia and Benishangul-Gumuz regional states will be covered under this project.