
Business in Dessie, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia
Foreign Trade in Dessie (Ethiopia) Gondar, Amhara, Mohammed Al Amoudi
Dessie (or Dese) is a city in the Amhara region in
north-central
Ethiopia (East Africa)
- ደሴ in Amharic language
- Population of Dessie: 611,000 inhabitants
- The Ethiopian businessman Cheik Mohammed Hussein Ali Al Amoudi was born in Dessie
- Elevation of Dessie: 2,550 metres
- The largest ethnic group are the Amhara (93% of the population of
Dessie)
- Main language of Dessie is Amharic
- Main religions in Dessie are Islam (59% of the population) and Ethiopian Orthodox
Christianity (40%)
- The founder of the Ethiopian emperors dynasty, Yekuno Amlak was born
in Dessie (History of Ethiopia)
- Ethiopian Region: Amhara (Bahir Dar is the capital)
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Ethiopian Students from Dessie
- Doctorates: African Business, World Trade, Global Logistics
- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport in Africa, International Business, Foreign Trade

Masters and Doctorates in International Business adapted to the Ethiopian Students.
More information: Business in Ethiopia, at EENI Training Portal.

Gondar (ጎንደር)
- Gondar is the largest city of the Amhara region
- The population of Gondar: 208,000 inhabitants
- The main religion in Gondar is Orthodox Christianity
- Gondar is located north of the Lake Tana, on the Lesser River Angereb
- Elevation of Gondar: 2,133 metres
- Fasil Ghebbi Castle

Amhara region (አማራ)
- Bahir Dar is the capital of the Amhara region
- Population of Amhara: 17 million people
- Area of Amhara: 154.708 km²
- Contiguous regions: Tigray, Afar, Benishangul-Gumuz and Oromia
- Border of the Amhara region with Sudan
- Main religion of the Amhara region is Orthodox Christianity (83%)
- The largest ethnic group in the Amhara region are the Amhara
- Several industrial parks
- Amhara highlands receive 80% of the total rain in Ethiopia
- In the Amhara region is located the Lake Tana, the source of the Blue Nile, in Bahir
Dar.
- Semien Mountains National Park
Transport and Logistics in Ethiopia
- National Road 2: Addis Ababa, Dessie, Mek'ele, Adigrat, Axum
- Access to the Port of Djibouti (Djibouti)

Distances from Dessie to:
- Addis Ababa: 400 kilometres
- Adama: 473 kilometres
- Awasa: 659 kilometres
- Dire Dawa: 673 kilometres
- Mek'ele: 375 kilometres
Higher Education in Dessie - Ethiopia
- University Bahir Dar
- University of Gondar
Dessie, Etiopía
Dessie, Éthiopie
Dessie, Etiópia
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