Aviation Ghana

African excellence highlighte­d at the Canada-Africa Reception in Cape Town

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The continent’s largest, awardwinni­ng airline, has been commended for accelerati­ng CanadaAfri­ca trade and investment in the context of its global role as one of the world’s largest carriers.

Ethiopian Airlines is the sole airline connecting Canada directly to Sub-Saharan Africa, and onward to over 120 destinatio­ns from the African Union capital of Addis Ababa

Ethiopian Airlines’ ongoing expansion and existing service was underscore­d during the Canada-Africa Reception held in Cape Town, ahead of the annual Mining Indaba convention which began today.

Hosted by the CanadaAfri­ca Chamber of Business, Chamber President Garreth Bloor thanked the airline for its vital role in Canada-Africa trade and investment.

‘’Ethiopian Airlines is the sole airline connecting Canada directly to SubSaharan Africa, and onward to over 120 destinatio­ns from the African Union capital of Addis Ababa – making it the world’s fourth largest airline in this regard.’’

The pan-sectoral event over the weekend welcomed Canadian Trade Commission­ers, Canadian and African business representa­tives, as well as members of the press.

Mr. Wondwossen Marou, Traffic and Sales Manager for Cape Town, participat­ed in the event on behalf of the Ethiopian Airlines – receiving applause from attendees in recognitio­n of the successes of the company on the internatio­nal stage.

‘’Ethiopian Airlines did not lay off a single fulltime employee during

COVID, nor sought a bailout. It remains a model of private sector excellence, reflecting both the realized potential of the continent, while setting global standards of excellence in doing so,’’ says Jacques NdoutouMvé, a fellow member of the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business who serves as Vice President for Africa at Apollo Health and Beauty.

Ethiopian Airlines says it is proud to be the sole airline partner and sponsor of The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business.

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