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Ethiopia Tables Record 2.34 Trillion Birr Budget for 2019 EC

Jun 11, 2026
Ethiopia Tables Record 2.34 Trillion Birr Budget for 2019 EC

Headline:

Ethiopia Tables Record 2.34 Trillion Birr Budget for 2019 EC


Key Takeaways:

• The Council of Ministers referred a draft federal budget of 2.339 trillion birr for the 2019 Ethiopian Calendar (2026/27) to Parliament【355024396130644†L97-L123】.

• The budget aligns with the government’s ten‑year development plan and medium‑term macroeconomic framework【355024396130644†L97-L123】.

• Allocations include 625 billion birr for recurrent expenditures, 683 billion birr for capital projects and 528 billion birr for regional transfers【355024396130644†L97-L123】.


Market Impact:

The expansionary budget underscores the government’s commitment to infrastructure and social spending despite fiscal pressures. It signals opportunities for contractors, suppliers and service providers tied to public projects.


Key Numbers:

- Total budget: 2.339 trillion birr.

- Recurrent spending: 625 billion birr.

- Capital spending: 683 billion birr.

- Regional transfers: 528 billion birr【355024396130644†L97-L123】.


Business Signal:

Firms engaged in construction, utilities and regional services should prepare for tenders and contracts once the budget is approved. Investors should monitor potential adjustments in allocations and fiscal policy.