Ethiopia has announced plans to build the largest airport in Africa near Bishoftu, located about an hour’s drive south of the capital, Addis Ababa. This significant undertaking will occupy vast areas currently used as fields around the town.
The project aims to:
- Enhance aviation capacity across the continent
- Improve regional connectivity and transport links
- Support increased passenger traffic and freight handling
- Create new opportunities for trade and tourism
The new airport will offer modern facilities to accommodate both passenger and cargo flights, positioning Ethiopia as a central hub for air travel in Africa. The government regards this development as a crucial step towards strengthening the country’s role in Africa’s economic and transportation sectors.
Additionally, the construction of this major infrastructure project is expected to:
- Generate numerous jobs
- Improve transportation networks for Ethiopia and neighboring countries
- Support ongoing efforts to modernize infrastructure
- Foster sustainable economic growth
Further details regarding construction timelines and project partners will be revealed in upcoming announcements. Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest updates on this ambitious initiative.
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