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Ethiopia is land-locked, lies in the north eastern part of Africa commonly known as the Horn of Africa and is bounded by Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia and Kenya. The total area of Ethiopia is 1,133,380 square km (437,600 sq miles). Ethiopia with 70 million people is the third most populous African country.

Ethiopia being a landlocked nation the port of  Djibouti has become Ethiopia's principal trade route. This port is of importance in view of its main trading partners being Saudi Arabia, German y, Italy and Japan. Indications are that this will change as Ethiopia strives to diversify her trade routes to Somalia and even Kenya and Sudan.

The main exports are coffee, leather products and gold. However, total exports are only about US $420 million. Other sectors of economic activity include food processing, chemicals, textiles, coffee, oilseeds and grains.
 
 
Ethiopia bans export of grains
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 01/31 - The Ethiopian government has slammed an export ban on all food cereals with immediate effect to stabilise prices on the domestic market.

The ban came in the wake of a sharp increase of prices for grains, the government-run Ethiopia News Agency (ENA) reported Tuesday quoting the Ministry of Trade and Industry.

In line with the ban, the government directed commercial banks and the Ethiopian Customs Authority to take necessary measures to ensure that maize, sorghum, wheat and teff (an indigenous staple grain) would not be ferried out of the country. ... READ MORE
 
Ethiopia sees increase of textile products' export to U.S.
Ethiopia has secured 1.72 million U.S. dollars from the export of textile products to the United States through the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) , the country's Customs Authority said.

Tekle Gebre-hiywot, senior export of rule of origin with the authority, told reporters on Sunday that the amount of export revenue being obtained from the export of textile products to the United States has been increasing since 2000. . ... READ MORE

 
 
 

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