ISLAMABAD, Nov 17 (APP): The Ethiopian Embassy in Pakistan on Friday unveiled the book “Medemer Generation”, authored by Ethiopian Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed. The book embodies an idea, philosophy, and framework for nation-building through synergy and alignment of all resources. He said the idea of ‘Medemer Generation’ had paramount importance to Pakistan’s context so as to address the challenges and harness the potential to build a strong and vibrant country. Ethiopian Ambassador Jemal Beker Abdula on the occasion elucidated the Medemer Philosophy of Dr Abiy Ahmed who was a Nobel Prize Winner, champion of green legacy, and an advocate for regional integration and pan-Africanism. President of the Africa-Pakistan Association Zafar Bakhtawari, in his speech, highlighted the outcome of Medemer idea or philosophy that had brought economic and social transformation he had seen during his visit to Ethiopia.

"The comment I always hear is, if this is plant-based food is, then we can definitely go vegan." CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn -- Welcome to Ras Plant-Based, which offers Ethiopian-inspired cuisine with a vegan twist at restaurants in Brooklyn and Pier 57 in Manhattan. The comment I always hear is, 'If this is plant-based food is, then we can definitely go vegan.' At Ras Plant-Based, they make theirs with oyster mushrooms. "This dish is a lot of Ethiopians favorite dish when they come here because it reminds them of the dish they're used to growing up," Regalli said.

Washington and Beijing are not rivals due to any misunderstanding that can be sorted out through talks alone. Similarly, the East China and South China seas can be international waters or Chinese territory; Russia can be crippled or supported. Part of this management of the U.S.-China rivalry involves finding areas of agreement that can be committed to. But the Chinese Communist Party knows that doing so means self-liquidation — every communist regime that has allowed space for alternative political parties has unraveled. Instead, Xi calls for a massive military buildup, the reassertion of Chinese Communist Party control, and an economic policy based on self-reliance.

ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia has cancelled a process seeking an international telecoms licence, a senior adviser at the finance ministry said on Friday, further delaying the potential entry of a third operator. The Ethiopian Communications Authority (ECA) launched the procedure, known as Request for Qualification, in June, after reviving the tender process in November last year. "The licence process has been terminated. "The market interest didn't match ours for now to launch the RFP (Request for Proposals)," she said. Ethiopia is also seeking to sell up to 45% stake in state-run operator Ethio Telecom to an international company, a process which was also revived in November 2022.

The report highlights that the government is confronted with a significant security threat posed by an armed insurgency that has emerged in the Amhara region. To effectively address this unrest, the International Crisis Group calls upon authorities to directly tackle the underlying grievances fueling the conflict. The report also warns that the conflict in the Amhara region further complicates other unresolved crises facing Prime Minister Abiy. William Davison, the senior analyst for Ethiopia at the Crisis Group, emphasized the difficulty of unraveling Ethiopia’s complex web of longstanding disputes. He stressed the need for Prime Minister Abiy to develop both short-term and long-term strategies to effectively address the challenges he currently faces.

The author’s adult life was anchored in Addis Ababa University where he was a lecturer at the Addis Ababa University history department for several decades and later achieved the esteemed title of professor emeritus. Student PoliticsWhen Bahru joined Addis Ababa University in 1966, it marked a period of great political awakening. One significant event that highlighted this tension involved the violent repression of an Addis Ababa University student demonstration on January 4, 1993. The protest aimed to oppose the U.N.’s involvement in the Eritrean referendum and occurred during Boutros Ghali’s visit to Addis Ababa. In his opening address to the Centenary Conference held in Addis Ababa on February 26, 1996, Bahru felt compelled to express his sentiments.

A recent report from the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) highlights the loss of 33 lives in the Somali region. In the Somali region alone, more than 611,000 affected people remain a major concern, with a mere 8% receiving crucial assistance. In the Dasenech district of the Somali region, a staggering 65% of the land area has succumbed to flooding, intensifying the challenges faced by response teams. With over 67,000 affected individuals, the Oromia region is grappling with limitations in governmental and partner capacities, which further hinder an effective response. Save the Children teams in the Gambella, Afar, and Somali regions of Ethiopia report ongoing heavy rainfall, leading to flooding, landslides, and displacement.

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This notice was issued by the joint venture (JV) company KMP, in which members of the Abyssinian group hold a 51% interest, and State-owned Oromia Share Mining Company holds 49%. Through the efforts and investment of the Abyssinian group, an inferred resource of 88-million tonnes, grading 0.78% lithium oxide, and other exploration targets, have been identified. The Abyssinian group’s investments in the Kenticha project are protected by the Netherlands-Ethiopia Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT). Abyssinian says it remains committed to the Kenticha project and aims to achieve an amicable resolution, such that the Abyssinian group may return to Kenticha and resume pre-production works. The Abyssinian group was ordered to leave the Kenticha site on October 18.

If the 2021 Dubai Airshow demonstrated signs of recovery from the pandemic, which brought the worst crisis in the industry's history, then this year's event highlighted its resilient return to sustainable growth. Paul Griffiths, chief executive of Dubai Airports, summed up this sentiment at the Dubai Airshow gala dinner on Thursday night. he proclaimed to a gathering of the aviation industry's elite, attended by Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed, chairman and chief executive of Emirates Airline and Group. Dubai Air Show An Emirates plane and the Italian Air Force during a flying display at the Dubai Airshow. Meanwhile, General Electric's aerospace unit said it won new orders for 454 engines during the Dubai Airshow.

Business Of SportsIf the only thing you know about sports is who wins and who loses, you are missing the highest stakes action of all. The business owners that power this multibillion dollar industry are changing, and a new era of the business of sports is underway. From media and technology to finance and real estate, leagues and teams across the globe have matured into far more than just back page entertainment. And the decisions they make have huge consequences, not just for the bottom line, but for communities, cities, even entire countries.

Ethiopia, German trade trend analysisBEHAK Exclusive: Trade between Germany and Ethiopia has been steadily growing in recent years. Ethiopia, on the other hand, exports agricultural products such as coffee, oilseeds, and flowers to Germany. For instance, from the yearn 2021-2022, German has exported to Ethiopia products worth total of 12.95 billion Ethiopian Birr. During this period the Government of Ethiopia has collected a total of over 2 billion Birr from import tax of these German products. Coffee, in particular, holds a significant share of Ethiopia’s exports to Germany.

Earlier this year, the WFP halted aid distribution in Ethiopia due to extensive reports of aid diversion occurring on a large scale (Photo: WFP)Addis Abeba – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has implemented a new strategy in Ethiopia to resume food assistance for 3.2 million people who have been without aid since June 2023. The nationwide suspension of WFP food distribution earlier this year was a result of reports of widespread diversion of aid. The WFP suspended nationwide food aid in June due to reports of diversions within the Tigray region. However, the WFP reinstated food assistance to almost 900,000 refugees in camps across five Ethiopian regions last month after implementing reforms to refugee aid programs. The reformed model aims to restore principled aid delivery and humanitarian access for those dependent on food assistance.

The African Development Bank has filed a formal complaint with the Ethiopian government after two of its staff members were arrested in Addis Ababa last month. In a statement issued on Thursday, the Abidjan-based institution said they were “unlawfully arrested, physically assaulted, and detained for many hours by elements of the security forces without any official explanation”. Describing it as a “very serious diplomatic incident”, the bank went on to say that it was, however, pleased that Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed acted immediately when he learned what had happened. It said he ordered their immediate release and promised to order an investigation into the incident which took place on 31 October. SOURCE: AFRICA NEWS

Ethiopian Airlines has penned a groundbreaking agreement with aerospace giant Boeing (NYSE: ), marking the largest aircraft purchase in Africa's history. The carrier, in a strategic expansion under its Vision 2035 strategy, signed a contract for up to 67 jets during the Dubai Airshow. Lema Yadecha, Chief Commercial Officer of Ethiopian Airlines Group, confirmed that this move aligns seamlessly with their ambitious Vision 2035 strategy. Beyond the new aircraft, Ethiopian Airlines will also embark on cabin modification services for its existing fleet of 787 Dreamliners. In addition to the Boeing agreement, Ethiopian Airlines has secured a deal with Airbus for another 11 aircraft, further diversifying its fleet and reinforcing its position as a leading carrier in Africa.