One critical bottleneck to low investment performance in Ethiopia had been inadequate promotion of the country's potentials and its attractive investment incentives. Understanding this daunting scenario, the government attached increasing emphasis on economic diplomacy. Hence, investors of all kinds, including the anchor ones, started to flow to the country's states and city adminis trations.
To set the way straight for investors, the government also installed industrial parks in places where input is available, in addition to the Parks' proximity to the country's major import-export corridor.
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