Ethiopian Prime Minister visits several CCCC projects in Ethiopia
Source：CCCCTime：2025-10-28
The projects integrate transportation infrastructure with environmental protection and cultural tourism.
Recently, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited several CCCC projects in Ethiopia, including the Robe–Goro–Sof Omer–Ginir Junction Road Upgrading Project, the new tourism development project in the Bale Mountains National Park, and the Sof Omar Resort Project.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed conducted an on-site inspection of the Robe–Goro–Sof Omer–Ginir Junction Road Upgrading Project, personally driving along the road to experience its performance. He also visited the construction sites of the new tourism development project in the Bale Mountains National Park and the Sof Omar Resort Project, speaking highly of the projects' construction quality, operational potential, and their achievements in balancing ecological protection with development, enhancing regional connectivity, and boosting tourism-led economic growth.
Following the inspection, Prime Minister Abiy shared photos and videos of the visits through his official Facebook and X accounts, attracting wide public attention. Major Ethiopian media outlets also released feature reports on the visit.
All three projects are located in the Bale Zone of the Oromia Region, encompassing several UNESCO World Heritage and tentative list sites, such as Sof Omar Caves and Bale Mountains National Park. Covering areas including roads, buildings, tourism development, and ecological conservation, the projects integrate transportation infrastructure with environmental protection and cultural tourism, creating a comprehensive model for sustainable regional development that injects new momentum into Ethiopia' s economic and social progress.
The Robe–Goro–Sof Omer–Ginir Junction Road Upgrading Project, stretching 120 kilometers, will further improve the regional road network and promote Ethiopia' s tourism and socioeconomic development.
The new tourism development project in the Bale Mountains National Park and the Sof Omar Resort Project aim to advance Ethiopia's tourism industry and local economy. More than major infrastructure works, these initiatives represent a vivid practice of harmonizing development with ecological preservation.
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