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Obama lauds Ethiopia’s role in sheltering, supporting refugees
US President Barack Obama has praised Ethiopia’s role in hosting and supporting refugees as well as efforts to improve their
Read more.Ethiopia, Lithuania on course to sign agreements on political consultation and economic cooperation
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Tedros Adhanom met with Linas Antanas Linkevicius, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania, at the
Read more.Ethiopia, the Netherlands keen to reinforce cooperation
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Tedros Adhanom held discussions with Mrs. Lillane Ploumen, Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation
Read more.New Year and Eid al Adha: New hopes and new commitments
Ethiopians across the nation and overseas celebrated the 2009 Ethiopian New Year, ‘Enkutatash’, with various festivities. Ethiopia, a land full
Read more.Track linking Ethiopia to Djibouti sea port to open in October
Ethiopia expects to open its standard gauge railway line linking the capital Addis Ababa with the Red Sea state of
Read more.Press Release: Ethiopia-EU Strategic Cooperation Remains Unquestioned
On 7 September 2016, EU-focused website Euractiv published a baseless article suggesting the European Commission was considering to reduce its
Read more.Ethiopia’s tourism sector spreads its wings as more tour operators join the industry
With the new national tourism brand: “Ethiopia: Land of Origins,” and a sector marked with vast, and untapped potential, Ethiopia’s
Read more.Ethio-Finish ties exemplify successful cooperation
The newly appointed Ambassador of Finland, Ambassador Ulla Helena Airaksinen, who handed over today her copes of credentials to the
Read more.Ethiopia envisages inscribing 14 heritages on UNESCO list
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism said Ethiopia targets to have further 14 world heritages inscribed on UNESCO list during
Read more.Repi waste-to-energy project nearing completion
The Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity said that the Repi waste-to-energy project is 87 percent complete. The UK-based Cambridge
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