The State Minister of Peace Keiredin Tezera discussed with United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Ethiopia Ramiz Alakbarov, on the issues of collaborative supports in peace building works.During their discussion, Keiredin explained about works being done to build lasting peace in Ethiopia.He said positive peace building work requires the coordination and collaboration of governmental, non-governmental organizations and international communities as it has national, continental and global nature.United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Ethiopia, Ramiz Alakbarov for his part appreciated the ongoing peace building works like cross-border youth voluntary serviceand community dialogue.He also promised to support the ministry's peace building effort by coordinating international institutions.Source: Ethiopian News Agency
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