Education Minister hails Mesob One Center launch as key reform in Addis Ababa one-stop services

At the launch of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Mesob One Center digital service—an addition to Addis Ababa's one-stop service centers—Education Minister Birhanu Nega emphasized its potential to revolutionize government access and protect museums.

Speaking in Addis Ababa on Miyazya 14 at the Mesob One Center, part of the ongoing expansion of one-stop service centers, Education Minister Birhanu Nega criticized past digital service attempts for failing public expectations and hindering national development.

Launched by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, the Mesob One Center uses a transformative mobile app to connect service providers and users efficiently, verifying delegates and enabling timely access without brokers.

The minister called it the largest reform in government services, urging citizens to use it properly and officials to expand accessibility further. He highlighted its significant role in broader applications, including museum protection.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Mayor Adanech Abiebie launch the Addis Mesob mobile service on an autobús in Addis Ababa amid cheering crowds.
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Addis Mesob mobile service launches on autobuses

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) launched the Addis Mesob transformative digital government service today at the invitation of Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abiebie. The service, deployed on mobile autobuses, brings government services directly to citizens rather than requiring them to visit centers.

Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe inaugurated the eighth Addis Mesob One Center digital government service in Kolfe Keranio sub-city.

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Addis Ababa mayor Kantiba Adanech Abiebie has launched the fifth "Adis Mesob" digital one-stop service center in her district on Megabit 23. The center aims to save time, cost, and effort while providing fast and quality services.

Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abiebe inaugurated a modern forensic and toxicology examination excellence center at Dagmawi Menelik Hospital.

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Ato Adem Farah, head of the prime minister's office democracy coordination center, stated that reforms over the past nine years in all sectors have benefited the country and its people. He made these remarks in Addis Ababa following Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's evaluation of the third 100 days and rainy season performance.

At the House of Peoples' Representatives' 17th regular session, Tourism Minister Selamawit Kasahun stated that tourism sites built under Gabeta for country, nation, and generation initiatives significantly contribute to the economy. The government is systematically developing tourism sites across regions.

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Ethiopia is strengthening its security and democracy institutions under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. These reforms aim to build a strong foundation for national sovereignty and equitable citizen benefits.

 

 

 

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