This is what happened on the worship stage

Addis Ababa Employment and Skills Bureau announced that it has held discussions with commercial nominees on issues that allow them to work together.

#Ethiopia | In the presence of Addis Ababa Job and Skills Office, various offices in the city administration, the managers of commercial banks and commercial nominees, a discussion was held on the quality of the government services provided by the city administration to the society.

Commercial nominees presented an initial article on the sectors and services that the city administration can help with the government services provided and saw that a wide discussion was held.

The head of Addis Ababa's job and skills office, Deputy Mayor, Ato Tolatu Yeine gave his opinion on the research paper presented. “Remember that the infrastructure that the government has spent a lot of money on since the development of the corridor will inevitably fail if it is not supported by reliable security services based on technology; To prevent this from happening, it is important to work with commercial nominees who have long-term experience," he said.

Commercial Nominis Board Member and Commercial Bank Vice President Ephraim Mekuria confirmed that Commercial Nominis is ready to work together to make the overall service delivery of the city administration effective, starting from outsourcing services as per the laws and regulations.

As the Director General of Commercial Nominees said at the same time; Commercial Nominees said that he has excellent performance in working with other international humanitarian organizations such as the Ethiopian Railway Corporation, the Ethiopian Baht Transport and Logistics, the Ethiopian Roads Administration and other international humanitarian organizations that operate large infrastructures.

Director General Commander Tilahun Tsegaye explained that Commercial Nominees is committed to working together with the city administration on the necessary issues. 

In the forum, the general manager of Addis Ababa city administration, including his brother Seta, commercial nominees and senior leaders of the city administration were present and shared their constructive thoughts.