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Ethiopian Embassy Nairobi Kenya – Contacts

State house,Avenue
P.O. BOX 45198 – 00100, Nairobi
Tel:2732052, 0735-333035, 0722-207025
Fax:2732054
Email: ethiopian22embassy@yahoo.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
2.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
National Holidays
28th May
Other Holidays
As observed by the Government of the
Republic of Kenya
Ambassador
H.E.Mr. Disasa Dirribsa
State House Avenue,
Tel: 2732057
Counsellor
Mr. Yelbu Lijalem
Tel: 2732050

 First Secretary

Mr. G/Hiwot Feleke
Third Secretary

First Secretary

Mr. Zeynu Jemal
Tel: 2732058, 0721777999

Ethiopian Embassy Nairobi Kenya – Head of Consul

Mr. Muluken Abebe
Tel: 2717200/0725024272

Ethiopian Embassy Nairobi Kenya – Commercial Attaché

Mr. Alemeseged Daka
Tel: 2732052/0722113963

Ethiopian Embassy Nairobi Kenya – Administration & Finance Attaché

Mr. Endale Tesfa
Tel: 27232052 /0729283755

Ethiopian Embassy Nairobi Kenya – Attaché

Mrs. Meselu Lakew
Tel: 2732055/0734567923

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