Today marks the start of the Tana Forum which brings together African leaders & stakeholders to discuss continental security issues & devise long-term solutions. During the Forum, I believe African solutions for Africa will be posited.
I welcome to Ethiopia President of the Sovereign Council of Sudan, Abdel Fattah Abdulrahman Al Burhan. Our two countries have a long history of friendship. We discussed bilateral and regional issues at Bahir Dar, drawing on our countries' long-standing ties.
We need more talent development centers so that talented young people can help their country become technologically competent while developing their skills and pursuing their passion. (2/3)
The world is highly evolved in technology than it has ever been. To reap the economic & other benefits of technology, it is imperative that Ethiopia produces professionals with advanced knowledge in the field. (1/3)
It also undertakes medicinal plant’s research. These efforts benefited both the university and the local community, and they are an excellent example of successfully utilizing available resources. (2/2)
The agricultural activities conducted by Bonga University in conjunction with the teaching & learning process are outstanding. Using improved seeds, the institution grows teff, coffee, other fruits and dairy products while conducting livestock and fish farming. (1/2)
We looked at the Shebe Sono Woreda part of the Kishe cluster rice production that spans 3 woredas in Jimma Zone. The degree of productivity illustrates how our country, in exchange for our efforts, bestows the blessings of her lushness on us.
Young people who work hard and provide job opportunities for others are a source of pride for their country and serve as role models for many others. (2/2)
In Jimma City, we visited a 10-hectare intercropping farm. The farm, run by a youthful energy, includes fruit and vegetable production, fish farming, and beekeeping, displaying smart land usage. (1/2)
I attended the inaugural ceremony of the bakery built by the Office of the First Lady in Agaro. The office's commitment to education, as well as work to promote food security in cities, is noteworthy.