Takele Uma Returns to Leadership as Ethio-Djibouti Railway CEO

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Addis Ababa (July 9, 2016) – (Dr.) Engineer Takele Uma Benti has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Ethio-Djibouti Railway by Prime Minister,Abiy Ahmed (Dr.). The appointment is effective immediately.

Engineer Takele Uma Benti has a diverse background in government roles. He served as the Mayor of Addis Ababa, where he oversaw various urban development and infrastructure projects. His efforts were focused on enhancing the city’s infrastructure and public services.

Following his tenure as Mayor, Engineer Takele Uma took on the role of Minister of Mines. In this position, he managed Ethiopia’s mineral resources and worked on policies aimed at boosting the sector’s contribution to the national economy. His work in the Ministry of Mines included attracting foreign investment and promoting sustainable mining practices.

In addition to his governmental roles, Engineer Takele Uma spent two years at Harvard University pursuing an MBA. This academic experience provided him with advanced knowledge in business administration, strategic planning, and organizational management.

The Ethio-Djibouti Railway is a key transportation link between Ethiopia and Djibouti, facilitating the movement of goods and passengers between the two countries. Engineer Takele Uma’s appointment is expected to bring new strategies to the railway’s operations.

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