Monday, 14 July 2014

ECX Prepared to Implement Online Trading and Commodity Traceability Projects

ECX i.e. Ethiopia Commodity Exchange had recently revealed in front of the public that it would go for the implementation of various online trade projects and commodity traceability during the fiscal year of Ethiopia. Shimelis Habtewold, who is the Chief Executive Officer of ECX, said to the press conference that his company would realize the traceability project on Tuesday via its collaboration with USAID in combination with the outlay equal to 1.3 million USD. Professionals of the online exchange firm have expected that the whole project would provide buyers with processing and origin details on traded commodities, along with creation of market access to both clients and members of the company. 


Moreover, company has its plan to implement the online trading project in collaboration with another well-known organization named as ICA i.e. Investment Climate for Africa with the outlay equal to 3.8 million American dollars. Online trade activities have envisaged it to improve access into ECX and their delivered services. Even this type of trade will build capacity of many shareholders and increase efficiency. According to the opinion of CEO named Habtewold, “When the project begins service, it will enable market actors to participate directly in trading from remote online trading centers established in different parts of the country, including Humera, Gondar, Adama, Hawassa and Jimma.” All Africa 

 
ECX is an initiative for Ethiopia, as it works with the vision to revolutionize its traditional bound agriculture via simply creation of new marketplace, which is capable to serve actors operating in every market, like traders, farmers, exporters, processors and consumers. ECX is obviously a unique partnership comprises of various market actors, prime promoter of the company, members of exchange and Ethiopian government. This online exchange represents the future of the place via introduction of security, integrity and efficiency to the competitive market.

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