Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa (አዲስ አበባ) is the capital of Ethiopia and one of the largest cities on the African continent, home to several million residents of diverse origins and professions. Located in the central part of the country, it serves as a key hub for transportation, logistics, and commerce. The city hosts numerous international enterprises and organizations, playing an important role in the global business arena. It is considered a favorable place for investment, entrepreneurship, and the establishment of various types of enterprises and ventures.

Addis Ababa features many landmarks, including sites related to arts, education, architecture, shopping, and entertainment. It sits near the East African Rift, a spectacular continental rift that divides the country into two regions. The local climate resembles that of the subtropical highlands, with average temperatures slightly higher than those of the surrounding lowlands. Winters are generally rainy, while the summer months are typically hot and dry. While the city’s economy is primarily driven by business and commerce, tourism plays a relatively minor role.

Addis Ababa is known for hosting one of Ethiopia’s top institutions, Addis Ababa University. Notable points of interest include the National Museum of Ethiopia, Gulele Botanical Garden, Edna Mall, Meskel Square, Zoma Museum, and Sheger Park.