Addis Ababa: Aril 2, 2014 – Ethiopia and South Korea signed an agreement to work in unison on Science and Technology as well as on innovation.
The memorandum was signed by Science and Technology Minister Demitu Hambisa and Korean Science and Technology Policy Institution President Jong Guk Song.
It is believed that the agreement will allow the countries work in collaboration, in researches and development, administration, information exchange, education, and science and technology policy sector.
Demitu said the agreement will further strengthen relationship between the two countries.
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