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AgriMinco Corp ETPHF

AgriMinco Corp is engaged in the development, exploration, and evaluation of agricultural and industrial mineral projects across Africa. The company's project profile includes Southern Togo, Bassar, Danakil, and Oglat and Taoudenni.


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Post by bob--ten1on Dec 19, 2011 9:38am
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Ethiopia signs railway deal with China

Ethiopia signs railway deal with China

12/18/11

Permalink 09:42:00 pm, by nazret.com, 136 words English (US) latin1
Categories: Ethiopia, Transportation

Ethiopia signs Mieso-Djibouti railway deal with China

Ethiopia signs Mieso-Djibouti railway deal with China

By Aaron Maasho

ADDIS ABABA (Reuters)
- Ethiopia signed an agreement with aChinese state-run firm to build the final section of a railway line thatwill link its capital Addis Ababa to the tiny Red Sea state ofDjibouti, an official said.

The deal signed late on Friday with the China Civil EngineeringConstruction Corporation (CCECC) covers a 339-kilometre line that willjoin another project to connect the capital with Djibouti.

"This agreement is a contract to construct between Mieso, which ishalf way from Addis Ababa, to the Djibouti border," Getachew Betru,general manager of the Ethiopian Railways Corporation, told Reuters.

Ethiopia and Djibouti's economies are reliant on each other withabout 70 percent of all trade through Djibouti's port coming from itsland-locked neighour.

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