Addis ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed underscored that Ethiopia's favorable demographic structure, driven by a vibrant youth majority, serves as a crucial pillar for accelerating and sustaining national prosperity.According to Ethiopian News Agency, the Prime Minister affirmed the significant role of youth in shaping Ethiopia's future, stating that the country's demographic composition, where youth make up the largest share of the population, presents an immense opportunity to achieve and consolidate the nation's overarching development goals.Prime Minister Abiy highlighted that Ethiopian youth are purpose-driven, serving as the primary engine of national transformation and the bedrock of sovereign independence. He emphasized that young people are the greatest opportunity as drivers of change, defenders of sovereignty, and partners in building a prosperous nation. Today's youth are noted for turning the page on division, conflict, and poverty, and for writing a new chapter in Ethiopia's history with cour age, unity, and purpose.He reiterated that the Medemer Government remains committed to empowering young Ethiopians and strengthening their role as leaders. The Prime Minister called on all citizens to work diligently and peacefully toward realizing the shared national vision, urging for a collective movement forward with love, unity, and a shared national vision.
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