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Seven agreements, one public agreement and six private agreements, have been signed on the sidelines of the state visit to Ethiopia of the President of the French Republic, M Emmanuel Macron

The agreements include:

1. MoU between the Ethiopian Space Science and Technology Institute and the National Centre for Space Studies on Cooperation on Space Activities

2. MoU between the Castel Group and the Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) for the construction of the SOMDIAA maize processing plant

3. MoU between CMA CGM and the local MACCFA company for the creation of a joint venture

4. Letter of intent between CMA CGM and Ethiopian Shipping & Logistics Services Enterprise (ESLSE) for the management of Modjo Dry Port

5. Letter of intent between Meridiam, Global Infrastructure Hub and the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance for the implementation of the Africa Infrastructure Fellowship Program (AIFP)

6. MoU between the Canal + Group and Mr. TEODROS for the Implementation of a Distribution Agreement for the Commercialisation of a Pay-TV Offer

7. MoU between Bolloré Africa Logistics and the local company CLS Logistics for the creation of a joint venture

The ceremony has been attended by more than 50 participants and took place in the presence and under the auspices of several French and Ethiopian ministers.

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