Polish president advocates for investing in Ethiopia

Polish President Andrzej Duda, who met with his Ethiopian counterpart Mulatu Teshome Wirtu in Warsaw on Monday, said Polish businesses should take a close look at the Ethiopian market and think about investing in the country. The president noted that in early May last year he had paid a visit to Ethiopia where he inspected a factory that produces Ursus Polish tractors. "Polish business is already present in Ethiopia and ... we devoted plenty of time to economic cooperation during today's meeting," Duda said. He said that although Ethiopia is not a rich country it is on the path to development and prosperity. "Therefore it is a very prospective and interesting market," Duda said.