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Ethiopian Consultancy Market: Policy Recommendation for Enhancing Private Sector Competitiveness.

Introduction and Rationale The existence of over 18 government-owned institutes engaged in commercial consultancy and Business Development Services (BDS) across various sectors in Ethiopia presents a significant structural challenge to the development of a competitive, professional, and market-driven private sector in this field. As highlighted in the research, Legal and Regulatory Landscape Impacting Business Development

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POWERING A NATION: MG CONSULTANCY’S JOURNEY WITH GERD

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is more than a hydroelectric project—it is a symbol of unity, resilience, and national pride. For MG Consultancy, GERD represents a generational mission that transcends infrastructure. It embodies our unwavering dedication to Ethiopia’s progress, sovereignty, and collective future. From the earliest stages of the dam’s conception, MG Consultancy stood

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ETHIOPIAN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS HISTORICAL PROSPECTIVE

Abstract: Professional associations have played a central role in shaping professional standards, advancing knowledge, and contributing to socio-economic development worldwide. This article traces their global origins in the nineteenth century before examining their emergence and evolution in Ethiopia. It highlights key milestones, the influence of political regimes, and recent legislative reforms that have reshaped the

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GENDER EQUALITY – Ashenda, Ashendy, and Solel Have Arrived!

In Ethiopia, particularly in the northern regions of Amhara and Tigray, the vibrant festivals known as Ashendy,  Ashenda, Shadey, and Solel represent a profound cultural tradition celebrating women and girls, with roots tracing back thousands of years. These festivals, often collectively referred to as the Ethiopian Girls’ Festival, are believed to have originated in the

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