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Addis
Ababa: Africa's Meeting Place welcomes the world to ATA's
8th Cultural and Ecotourism Symposium in 2007 United Nations Conference Centre The UNCC is one of the most modern
and sophisticated conference centres in the world, offering
state-of-the-art facilities, including: Africa Hall: Also in the United Nations compound is the famous and historic Africa Hall where the Charter of the Organization of African Unity was signed in 1963. Many conferences are still being held there. It has a seating capacity for 272 delegates with 100 microphones and 335 seats in the gallery. It has simultaneous interpretation facilities.
Ethiopia
and AGOA: Specially
enhanced AGOA benefits, coupled with pro-business policies
and environment, make Ethiopia a strong investment prospect
for a wide range of American
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Why
do meeting planners choose Addis Ababa as the venue key
events. To begin with it's today's political capital of
Africa and home of the United Nations Economic Commission
for Africa, (UNECA). More than 95 embassies from all over
the world have their missions in Addis Ababa. This makes the
capital of Ethiopia a city where one finds the highest
concentration of embassies in the world after Washington DC,
New York and London. Addis
Ababa is easily accessible, having daily flights to and from
cities in Europe. Ethiopian Airlines, Lufthansa, Alitalia,
Kenya Airways, Egypt Air, Saudia and others serve Addis
Ababa. Perhaps what makes Addis unique is that the national
carrier, Ethiopian Airlines, serves many cities in Africa,
making it the most accessible city on the
continent.