#NationalDialogue has the power to shape not only Ethiopia's future but also inspire the broader African continent.
Former Nigerian President and African Union Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa, Olusegun Obasanjo highlighted the historic significance of Ethiopia's National Dialogue, noting that what Ethiopia achieves through dialogue can resonate across Africa as a model for peace, reconciliation, and unity.
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Chinese version of Medemer, out of China-Ethiopia collaboration, is to promote exchanges on governance experience between our two countries:https://t.co/SKJGkjPIZ9
A media group including Ethiopian journalists visited Red Boat on Nanhu Lake and Nanhu Revolutionary Memorial Hall to have a better understanding of why Communist Party of China can thrive over the 105 years and beyond.
From June 22 to 24, a delegation of 18 media representatives from leading mainstream media outlets in Ethiopia and Rwanda is visiting Zhejiang province. They will tour cities including Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Shaoxing and Huzhou to experience firsthand Zhejiang's practices in digital innovation, industrial upgrading and ecological protection. Zhejiang International Communication Center has launched a series called Reporter to Reporter, exploring what has captured the attention of these African peers who have traveled all the way here.@ChinaEmbAddis@ChinaEmbinRW@MFA_China
On June 25, a delegation of representatives from mainstream media outlets in Ethiopia and Rwanda visited Chengdu.
The delegation expressed hope that this visit will serve as a new opportunity to deepen China-Africa media exchanges and cooperation, and to strengthen dialogue and collaboration in areas such as content dissemination and technological applications.
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U.S. Department of State’s Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau and U.S. AFRICOM Commander General Dagvin Anderson visited Ethiopian Air Force HQ & Black Lion Air Expo, underscoring U.S- Ethiopia mutual security objectives in the region and a shared commitment to regional stability.
Today marks a historic occasion for all Ethiopians as we lay the foundation stone for two transformative projects: the urea fertilizer plant, to be developed by Ethiopian Investment Holdings in partnership with the Dangote Group, and the Gode Oil Refinery, to be constructed by Golden Concord Group Limited (GCL).
The Gode Oil Refinery will have a production capacity of 3.5 million tons per year, utilizing crude oil and condensate from the Hilala oil field. Meanwhile, the fertilizer plant, with a capacity of 3 million tons annually, will rely on natural gas from the Calub gas fields, delivered through a 108 km pipeline.
These projects represent more than industrial progress. They embody our shared responsibility to harness opportunities, strengthen cooperation, and promote peace. Hence I call upon all Ethiopians to continue mobilizing in unity for progress. By doing so, we elevate Ethiopia’s presence on the global stage in a way that honors the true spirit of our Ethiopian identity.