Members of a high-level team led by Her Excellency Chaltu Sani, Minister of Urban and Infrastructure Development of the FDRE, and Dr. Emebet Melese, President of the Development Bank of Ethiopia, visited Kam Ceramics Factory and the construction input manufacturing industries of the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation(ECC) located in kality.

In addition, the team emphasized that the visit enables to foster coordinated and collaborative efforts to carry out development projects.

Kam Ceramics Factory, located in Bishoftu, is 30% owned by the ECC as a shareholder.

The construction project of Ethiopian Air Lines Group- Resettlement and Rehabilitation G+7 mixed use building found in Bishoftu city is in good performance.

The project that includes a 7-story six buildings is progressing well in Bishoftu city. Since its commencement on January 29, 2025 the construction has been carried out day and night, achieving in good progress.

The project is being executed with modern project management systems and strict safety protocols. It is being carried out with high attention to detail and quality standards to ensure timely and satisfactory completion.

The Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) signs a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Casa D'Argilla FZE to introduce 3D concrete printing technology in Ethiopia, marking a groundbreaking first for Africa.

The purpose of the MoU is to implement advanced 3D concrete printing technology so as to boost quality, efficiency, and cost effectiveness.

The initiative taken by the two parties aims to revolutionize the local construction industry through the introduction of affordable and rapid housing solutions.

The MoU was signed by Engineer Yonas Ayalew, CEO of ECC, and Mr. Roland Jansen, Founder of Casa D'Argilla FZE.

The construction of the Kolfe Keranio Sub-City, Woreda 2 Health Center project, which was being carried out by the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC), has been fully completed and is now in the handover phase, according to Engineer Shemsu Dino, the project manager.
Engineer Shemsu explained that, the health center was built quickly, with high quality, and in a manner that meets expected standards, setting an example for others. He noted that the district administration and residents are pleased with the outcome.
The project manager emphasized that the success was achieved through robust planning, cautious preliminary preparation, intensive monitoring, support, and coordination, all of which played a significant role in the project's completion.

Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) and Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers(EACE), in collaboration, celebrated International Women's Day and World Engineering Day.

The event was attended by CEO of ECC, Engineer Yonas Ayalew; President of the Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers, Engineer Ammanuel Mekonnen; Manager of EACE, Ms. Sonja Varga; Head of programme at the United Nations Office for Project Services horn of Africa multi country office, members of the Ethiopian Civil Engineers Association, and other invited guests.

During the program, research papers on empowering women in engineering, science, technology, and mathematics (STEM) fields, as well as on topics related to the construction of earthquake-resistant buildings, environmental concerns, workplace safety, and health were presented followed by discussions.

The concrete roof tile manufacturing factory, established within the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECWC) at the Industrial Village in kality, has commenced trial production.

When the factory operates at full capacity, it will be able to produce up to 2,500 roof tiles per day.