Thursday, September 24, 2026

CCECC to build industrial park in Dire Dawa

China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) is to build its own industrial park in Dira Dawa city administration.
CEO of CCECC and deputy mayor of Dire Dawa, Ahmed Buh, signed the agreement for the industrial park that will be built on 370 hectares of land in the first phase, according to Dire Dawa mayor office.
CCECC has a plan to build the industrial park on a total of 1,000 hectares of land around Melka Jebdu and bring investors from Kunshan, one of the cities in southern China.
Construction of the park, which will be commenced soon, is expected to create employment opportunities for residents of the area.
Ahmed finally called on residents and pertinent government officials to contribute their share for the success of the plan.

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