Moscow:Addis Ababa Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's book, Medemer, has been launched in its Russian translation in Moscow, symbolizing an extension of Ethiopia’s intellectual influence internationally.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who was present at the launch, expressed his pride in this achievement. In a social media post, the Prime Minister highlighted that the launch demonstrates Medemer's expanding international audience, having already been translated into English, Chinese, and Arabic. The book's introduction to the Russian-speaking world further broadens its global impact and fosters new opportunities for intellectual and cultural exchange.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the international expansion of Medemer showcases Ethiopia’s contribution to global discourse, drawing from its rich intellectual traditions and indigenous knowledge. He also noted the importance of the Russian translation as part of a mutual knowledge exchange, acknowledging Russia's historical influence on Ethiopian scholarly and intellectual pursuits.
Prime Minister Abiy also extended his gratitude to the leadership and media professionals at Russia Today (RT) for their dedication to the project, stating that this initiative will help strengthen cultural and intellectual ties between Ethiopia and Russia.
The book's launch coincides with the Prime Minister's visit to Moscow for the Third Russia–Africa Summit, which aims to enhance political dialogue, economic cooperation, and strategic partnerships between African and Russian leaders. The Russian edition of Medemer is expected to enrich Ethiopia–Russia relations by adding a new intellectual and cultural dimension, promoting an Ethiopian philosophy of synergy and collective progress.
