Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh Inaugurates Weldiya Projects and Stresses Ethiopia's Journey

Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh inaugurated development projects in Weldiya town today and stated that thousands of enemies cannot stop Ethiopia's journey even for a moment.

Development projects built through cooperation between leadership and residents in Weldiya town were inaugurated today in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh. The Deputy Prime Minister posted on social media that Weldiya is a fortress of development, resilience and victory. He said efforts to modernize the city, establish trade and industry centers and expand corridor development prove the country is moving forward. He stated that the path is addition and the goal is prosperity. The struggle stands against those who divide the path and aim for poverty, and Ethiopia will not stop without securing its sovereignty.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed cutting a ribbon at the Entoto Qebenna riverbank development inauguration, with Mayor Adanech Abiebie and a crowd.
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Prime Minister Abiy Inaugurates Entoto Qebenna River Development Project

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the Entoto Qebenna River and riverbank development project today. Mayor Adanech Abiebie said the project enhances the city's beauty.

South Ethiopia Regional State Administrator Tilahun Kebede has inaugurated development projects costing over 100 million birr in Yirgachefe town of Gedeo Zone.

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Central Ethiopia region administrator Endashaw Tasew announced that peace and development initiatives led by the Prosperity Party will continue with greater strength.

Afar Regional State Chief Administrator Ato Awel Arba said the government is working with special focus and commitment to improve the community's overall beneficiary status and lifestyle.

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Numerous projects benefiting residents in Ethiopia's Oromia region have entered service, according to Prosperity Party officials. In Jimma town alone, 78 projects completed at a cost of 3.9 billion birr were inaugurated.

Ethiopia's Minister of Water and Energy, Habtamu Itefa, says encouraging results have been recorded over the past four years in making infrastructure access more equitable across the country.

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Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh urged greater focus on technology and innovation during a graduation ceremony at Adama Science and Technology University where over 1,300 students received degrees.

 

 

 

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