Addis Ababa: Mayor Adanech Abiebie of Addis Ababa highlighted the First African Cities Sustainability Forum's importance as a platform for African leaders to discuss strategies for modernizing cities and transforming them into thriving centers of progress and prosperity.The highly anticipated First African Cities Sustainability Forum, a continental gathering focused on sustainable urbanization, will officially kick off tomorrow at the historic Adwa Victory Memorial Museum in Addis Ababa.The Mayor emphasized the needc for collaboration among African nations to achieve these goalsIn a social media post.She highlighted the forum's significance as a platform for African leaders to collaborate on shared challenges and opportunities, assuring the public that extensive preparations had been made to ensure its success.Source: Ethiopian News Agency
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