Mesob One-Stop Service Center Will Address Long-standing Challenges in Service Delivery: DPM Temesgen  

Addis Ababa, May 2, 2025 (ENA) --- Mesob One-Stop Service Center is set to contribute to economic growth and create a more favorable climate for investment in Ethiopia by reducing bureaucracy, combating corruption, and improving efficiency, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh underscored.

Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen, ministers and other senior federal institution officials visited the Mesob One-Stop Service Center inaugurated recently by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

 

Temesgen stated on social media post that the second phase of Mesob reinforces our homegrown reform agenda and strengthens the government’s capacity for institution building. It represents meaningful progress in addressing long-standing challenges in service delivery.

Mesob provides a modern, comfortable work environment equipped with advanced training technologies and managed by talented young professionals, the Deputy PM added.

 

By reducing bureaucracy, combating corruption, and improving efficiency, the One-Stop Service Center is set to contribute to economic growth and create a more favorable climate for investment, Temesgen said.  

“Rooted in our cultural value of collective benefit, Mesob symbolizes the power of coming together. We remain committed to continuously upgrading services, addressing citizen complaints, and making Ethiopia’s civil service a model for the nation.”