Because our environmental protection system is weak, we have been losing our fertile soil, which is extremely difficult to replace once it is gone. It is encouraging that the environmental protection work, begun through cooperation between the people and the government, has started in this way before the rainy season arrives. Let the development and conservation of our natural resources in every way be our collective duty. Let us rise up, let our hands touch the soil, and let us build our country!
“Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and fulfilling the targets of the Paris Agreement require a reimagined approach to global partnership. Now more than ever, climate action must be matched with tangible, targeted support for countries most vulnerable to the harsh effects of climate change.”
During the BRICS Summit I also had the opportunity to meet with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. A good opportunity to reconnect and discuss bilateral and regional issues.
Our nation, now the third-largest economy in Sub-Saharan Africa, is endowed with a young and dynamic workforce, vast arable land, and abundant renewable energy resources.
These assets present unparalleled opportunities for investment and trade, and our ongoing macroeconomic reforms have unlocked new avenues for growth.
Congratulations to all Africans today on this momentous occasion where we unveil the newly minted Africa Hall. If walls and corridors could speak, they would echo tales of a historic past filled with many continental victories and troubles.
Yesterday we started the 3rd and 4th turbines of our Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. The rest of the units are proceeding as planned.
Thanks to the creator who made it happen!
እንኳን ለ88ኛው የአየር ኃይል ቀን አደረሳችሁ። ወደ ፊት መገስገስ አማራጭ የሌለው ግዴታችን ነው::
Congratulations to all on the occasion of the 88th Air Force Day. Moving forward is a duty for which we have no other option.