Description
The South-South cooperation (SSC), a dynamic framework for cooperation between developing nations (Global South), is to promote technology transfer/ knowledge share, capacity building, trade enhancement, finance development, addressing common challenges and building solidarity. Due to the broad nature of the South-South Cooperation framework several organizations facilitate and promote SSC including the united nation office for south-south cooperation (UNOSSC), the organization of Southern Cooperation (OSC), and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Within this due to the complex nature of countries developmental status there is no clear time line and statistical data of South-South Cooperation outcomes. Resource allocation disparities contribute to imbalances, with some nations reaping more benefits than others. Infrastructure deficiencies further hinder connectivity and access to technology, while educational barriers limit the development of a skilled workforce essential for driving innovation. Political instability and corruption undermine trust and disrupt cooperation efforts. By addressing these key issues, SSC can unlock its full potential, leading to sustainable growth. Holds a Master's Degree in Energy and Environmental Management from Jain (Deemed-to-be University), India, and a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia. Currently serving as a Senior Expert at the Ministry of Innovation and Technology in Ethiopia.
