Prime Minister Abiy launches Ethiopia's first smart police service

Addis Ababa, February 9, 2026—Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed has launched Ethiopia's first Smart Police Service. The initiative aims to enable citizens to access police services more quickly through technology.

Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed announced the launch in a message posted on social media. He stated that the service will enable citizens to access police services with greater speed and through technology.

Additionally, the initiative is designed to facilitate quicker police responses and to streamline crime prevention efforts, according to the prime minister. This reform is part of the Digital Ethiopia 2030 agenda, initiated by regulatory bodies to enhance effectiveness.

The Smart Police Service represents a key step in modernizing police operations and digital transformation in Ethiopia. The prime minister's message highlights how it will bring improved security and efficiency to citizens.

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Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh announced that a police force with public participation and effective duty fulfillment has been formed through security sector reform. He made the remarks at the 20th Police Commissioners Conference in Addis Ababa. The reform aims to professionalize police and create a strong institution.

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Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo announced the government's plan to roll out body cameras for police officers soon to enhance accountability in the National Police Service (NPS). The statement came during a press address on March 25, 2026, as part of wider police reforms.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reviewed progress by the national committee preparing for ICAO's COP32, emphasizing sustainable hosting without traffic disruptions. Ethio Telecom will showcase Ethiopia's green energy and digital technologies.

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The Ethiopian government under Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed has expanded the Community-Based Health Insurance service across all regions. In budget year 2017, over 63 million citizens became beneficiaries, with the government subsidizing membership fees for 19 million. This initiative ensures quality healthcare access without high costs for the vulnerable.

 

 

 

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