Addis ababa: Egypt’s continued attempt to weaken Ethiopia is unlikely to succeed and would ultimately harm itself, the seasoned politician Professor Berhanu Nega said. The professor, who is serving as Education Minister, told ENA that the Egyptian eff…
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Tigray Residents Vow to Step Up Fight Against Abuses by Illegal TPLF Faction
Addis ababa: Inhabitants of Tigray region told ENA that the struggle to end the atrocities and inhumane acts being carried out by the illegal TPLF faction must be strengthened. They revealed that the faction has continued inflicting harm on the local …
Egypt Must Accept New Reality, Adjust Approach for Win-Win Nile Deal: Tibor Nagy
Addis ababa: Egypt must accept a new regional reality and recognize Ethiopia’s right to develop its water resources, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Tibor Nagy told Pulse of Africa, arguing that Cairo can no longer rely on…
Egypt Mismanages Water, Reservoirs Face Major Evaporation Losses, Says Former GERD Negotiator
Addis ababa: Water stored in Egypt’s downstream reservoirs suffers from high rates of evaporation due to the country’s hot desert climate, according to Fekahmed Negash, Chairperson of the Advisory Team on Transboundary Water and GERD at Ethiopia’s Min…
Indian National Defense College Delegation Engages with Ethiopian Foreign Affairs Ministry
Addis ababa: A delegation from India’s National Defense College, led by Major General Pawanpal Singh, Senior Directing Staff, visited the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ethiopia. They were received by Ambassador Dewano Kedir, the Director General for …
Ethiopia’s Strategic Moves: Health Diplomacy, Abay River Development, and Red Sea Ambitions
Addis ababa: Ethiopia’s week unfolded at the intersection of continental diplomacy, health cooperation, and the country’s broader development ambitions, with Addis Ababa once again serving as a major platform for regional and international engagement….