Addis Ababa:Ethiopia's increasing involvement of women and young people in national development has garnered praise from participants at the Second African Political Parties Summit. The country's strides in infrastructure, renewable energy, and technology have also been highlighted as significant achievements.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, Ngako Patricia-Thelsy Moveni from Cameroon commended Ethiopia's development efforts, particularly noting the integral role women and young people play in the nation's progress. Moveni expressed admiration for their involvement in government institutions, suggesting that Ethiopia serves as a model for other African nations.
Moveni also appreciated the inclusion of women and young people in the summit, stressing the importance of their engagement with government representatives and continental institutions such as the African Union and the United Nations Development Programme. This involvement is seen as crucial for discussing Africa's future and fostering connections among Africans from various regions.
Limam Boussif from Morocco also acknowledged Ethiopia's developmental achievements, expressing surprise at the progress observed in areas such as infrastructure, renewable energy, technology, and regional development. He noted similarities between Ethiopia and Morocco, suggesting possibilities for experience exchange and strengthened bilateral relations.
Boussif emphasized Africa's potential, describing the continent as rich in resources and youth, and called for increased youth participation in political leadership beyond mere electoral involvement.
