Melika Bedri Replaces Melaku Kebede at EthSwitch Board of Directors

Melika Bedri Replaces Melaku Kebede at EthSwitch Board of Directors

Melika Bedri Replaces Melaku Kebede at EthSwitch Board of Directors


Melika Bedri Replaces Melaku Kebede at EthSwitch Board of Directors

ZamZam Bank’ president is elected Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for the national switch, replacing the former United Bank president. This was announced in a special program organized by EthSwitch last week at the Hilton Addis Hotel. The share company expressed its gratitude to the outgoing Board and welcomed newly elected members while acknowledging the dedication and service of board members. As one of the founders of EthSwitch, Melaku made significant contributions to Ethiopia’s financial infrastructure, and as Vice Chairman, has guided the institution through key developments, according to the company. The majority of board members have been re-elected during the shareholders’ meeting. Established in 2011, EthSwitch is a share company primarily owned by all banks.

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