Africa-Press – Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations (ECCSA) has emphasized that the Digital Ethiopia program is crucial to deliver simplified services to the business community.
According to the Chamber, the program is already enhancing market linkages, conserving time, and curbing unnecessary costs for businesses.
Sebesib Abafira, President of the ECCSA, told ENA that the chamber has been working to enhance its role in supporting the private sector.
It has undertaken strategic reforms to achieve its mandate and is working to mobilize and prepare enterprises to improve their competitiveness locally, regionally, and internationally.
The President also noted that consultation forums are being established to raise awareness and prepare the business community for the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and Ethiopia’s upcoming joining of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
The government is actively encouraging the adoption of new technology by businesses, which aligns with the key priorities of the Digital Ethiopia roadmap, he added.
The President also stressed that the salary increment for civil servants doesn’t create inflationary pressure or influence on the overall market stability.
Sebesib further stated that the country’s ongoing pursuit of food sovereignty is helping to support the market balance of demand and supply.
Furthermore, the business community, in collaboration with the Chamber, will remain committed to providing quality customer services and maintaining fair and legitimate trade practices, he stated.
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