Cement Industry of Ethiopia

Contact Us Mr Abdissa Adugna Secretary General Tel +251-11-5156144, 5506043 autotype +251-11-5508935 P. O. Box 12898 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia E-mail emailprotected org. et emailprotected org. et emailprotected org. et emailprotected org. et The Ethiopian slash Industries standoff (dear) is organizing the All-African Leather passably (AALF) 2008 which will take place in Addis Ababa from February 20-22, 2013.It will bring unneurotic tanners, footwear and former(a) whip goods manufacturers, equipment and technology suppliers, chemical and inputs suppliers, manpower dressing institutions, trade promotion organizations, etc from all over the world. African companies and organizations are pass judgment to constitute the largest attendance. The Fair is a specialized one designed to support the African leather attention and to enable it create an interface with its partners in spite of appearance the continent and around the world.It will also offer the opportunity for melodic lin e persons in the industry to meet and to talk face to face and to arrest immediate feedback on their prospective businesses. It will erect their access to bleak food markets and it will also provide a comprehensive forum for increase business in leather, leather products and the allied industries notably chemicals, machinery, components and accessories. Ethiopia has a prospering track record in organizing specialized leather fairs.The Meet in Africa 2004 Leather Fair was one of such Fairs which was able to draw the elaboration of more than 270 Ethiopian and international exhibitors and more than 3000 international visitors. Organizing of specialized leather trade fairs mistakable to the All-African Leather Fair (AALF) 2013 will serve as a vehicle to promote the wealth that Africa has in the empyrean by making a platform available where the industry can pillowcase its exportable items to the world market. About Us Background and Organizational HistoryEthiopian Leather Indus tries Association (ELIA) is a nonprofit trade association of the leather industries businesses. ELIA works to enhance and improve the leather industries business climate by promoting export of leather, shoes and leather goods and garment, protecting the rights of members, and assisting businesses to improve. ELIA was number 1 founded in 1994 as the Ethiopian Tanners Association. In the year 2004 the name was changed to the Ethiopian Tanners, footwear and Leather Products Manufacturing Association to allow footwear and leather garments and articles full exponentiation in the Association.The name was again changed, as of January 2007 to the Ethiopian Leather Industries Association (ELIA). ELIA Incorporates Footwear, Leather Garments & Goods and Tanners operating in the country. Vision To be the phase modulation association spearheading the emergence of the Ethiopian leather industry as a key global player case of its members who are producing and exporting first choice leather an d leather products. MissionThe Ethiopian Leather Industries Association (ELIA) is a trade association of leather industries interested companies. ELIA works to enhance and improve the leather industries business climate. It is a recognized and respected representative and proponent of the leather industries in Ethiopia. Principal Objectives Promote and foster the interests of the leather industry Promote cooperation among its members and establish good working relations with other stakeholders in the value chain Represent its members in ational, regional and international forums Maintaining close working relationship with the government and help in creating and sustaining enable environment for the industry Reflect the common interests of its members in negotiations with any institutions or individuals that work support the phylogenesis of the leather industry Enhance the development of high standards in industrial ethics and quality of products Coordinate industry endeavors in env ironmental care and protection Coordinate the industrys participation in enhancing social activities such as welfare, control of human immunodeficiency virus/AIDS, alleviating gender related problems, youth unemployment, etc. Services Advocacy with run into to the industrys views in administrative matters Coordinate capacity structure activities through training programs, panel discussions, pilot project development, etc. Provides market information to its members Coordinates international trade fair participation of members Organizes All African Leather Fair (AALF) Coordinates industrys role in sector problems Represents the industry in partnerships with donors, counter part organizations, etc. supporting similar initiatives Values and Principles The following values and guiding principles of ELIA have been satisfactoryMembers-centered (empowerment, solidarity, participatory, need-based, culture, etc. ) Fairness and Equality, Moral ðical integrity Transparency & right Good g overnance, independence Communication & Collaboration, Gender equality Environmental awareness Sustainability, Impact Member Profiles MEMBERS The 37 members of the Ethiopian Leather Industries Association learn a wide range of goods for buyers throughout the world, from top of the line semi-processed and finished leather, to beautiful apparel, shoes and accessories. Please contact the following companies forthwith for more information concerning the many leather goods and accessories available from Ethiopia. Please transfer the profiles here.