Call Ethiopia

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Want to call a friend or a business partner in Ethiopia while living abroad? If you're outside Ethiopia, get in contact with any person residing in this country by placing a phone call using Talk360. Make sure to comprehend your country’s exit code, plus the Ethiopian country code (251), the area code you want to call (see list below), & the 6-digit subscriber phone number (the actual number you want to communicate with).

Here’s how to dial Ethiopia. First, dial the exit code. Exit codes vary depending on the countryside that you are calling from. For instance, for Canada & the USA, the exit code is 011. For many other countries in the world, including the UK & South Africa, the exit code is 00.

Secondly, dial 251 (the country code for Ethiopia). Then dial the area code & finally the phone number (7 digits).

For instance, to call Addis Ababa (capital city of Ethiopia) landline from South Africa, the calling number format is 00 + 251 + 11 ??? ???. The number 00 is the Exit code for South Africa, & is required for making an international call from South Africa. The 251 is the ISD code or country code of Ethiopia. The 11 is the area code in Ethiopia (see below) & the “???...” is the 7 digits TEL number of the recipient.

If calling Awassa in Ethiopia from the USA or Canada, the calling number format is 011 + 251 + 46 ??? ????. The number 011 is the Exit code for the USA, 251 is the ISD country code for Ethiopia, 46 is the area code for Awassa & ??? ???? is the 7 digits TEL number of the recipient.

Examples of Ethiopia area codes:

ETHIOPIA AREA CODES

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Area	Code
Addis Ababa	11
Awassa	46
Dessie	33
Dire Dawa	25
Ghedo	57
Gonder	58
Jimma	57
Mekele	34
Nazareth	22
Shashamane	46

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Now you know how to call Ethiopia. But what are the fun facts about Ethiopia? Here are the most notable fun facts. Ethiopia:

• has over 80 languages: All Ethiopian languages relish official state recognition. Nonetheless, Amharic is the government's official language; together with Oromo, both are the most widely spoken languages in Ethiopia;

• it’s Africa's oldest independent country: Apart from a 5-year occupation by Mussolini's Italy, Ethiopia has never been colonized;

• over half of Africa's mountains are in this country: Home to 80% of Africa's tallest mountains, the Ethiopian highlands have helped shelter the country from foreign conquest & preserve one of the globe's most distinct cultures;

• an Ethiopian became the first African to win an Olympic gold medal: Abebe Bikila became the first Ethiopian Olympic gold medalist to win his first gold medal at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome while running barefoot;

• Coffee was first discovered in this country: Khalid was a legendary Ethiopian goatherd who discovered the coffee plant around 850 AD, in the Kaffa area where its first blossom gave its name to coffee. It’s thought that coffee cultivation & drinking started as early as the 9th century in this country;

• it’s the top honey & coffee producer in the continent: Its production levels represent 25% of the whole of Africa's supplies;

• has the largest livestock population in Africa: It has 65 million (M) cattle, 40M sheep, 51M goats, 8M camels, & 49M chickens in 2020 according to the Central Statistics Agency of Ethiopia (CSA);

• it’s the second-most populous nation in Africa: It has more than 112M people (2019) after Nigeria;

• it has fairly low Internet connectivity: Less than 15% of Ethiopia’s population has access to the Internet;

• allowed Safaricom to introduce its M-Pesa into the country: M-Pesa is expected to thrive given the large unbanked population.

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