Harari celebrates Shewaled Kibre Be'al promoting national unity

The Harari region celebrates Shewaled Kibre Be'al promoting peace, brotherhood, and national unity. This festival has been observed for twenty years among Harari residents.

The Harari regional communication office stated that Shewaled Kibre Be'al has been celebrated for twenty years among Harar residents. The festival preserves their culture and identity from birth to the present. Its guiding principle is “Shewaled for our national unity and our tourism development.” Celebrations include cultural events, festivals, traditional dances, art exhibitions, and development project inaugurations. Guests arrive from various parts of Ethiopia. It began on Hidar 25, 2016 E.C. and is registered by UNESCO as an intangible world cultural heritage. Among traditional festivals promoting brotherhood, it serves as a cultural bridge in eastern Ethiopia, fostering people-to-people ties. The event also boosts the tourism sector.

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Harari elders and community celebrating UNESCO's inscription of Shuwaliid Baal on the world intangible heritage list in Harar, Ethiopia.
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UNESCO inscribes Harar's Shuwaliid Baal on world intangible heritage list

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UNESCO has inscribed Harar's Shuwaliid Baal on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Ethiopia's Ministry of Tourism congratulated the achievement, calling it a prominent cultural practice of the Harari people that boosts tourism. Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen echoed the praise.

The 23rd Ethiopian Cultural Sports Championship and 19th Cultural Sports Festival began in Harar town on March 29, 2026. Over 1,500 athletes will compete in 11 sports disciplines for one week. Officials highlighted its contribution to cultural sports development and Ethiopia's renaissance.

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Preparations for a grand celebration of the Sidama New Year festival Fiche Chamballa in Ethiopia's Afar region have been completed. The regional Culture, Tourism and Sport Bureau announced the event. It aims to highlight cultural preservation and tourism.

Addis Ababa city administration head Adanech Abaye conducted an Iftar sharing ceremony with Muslims residing in low-income areas. This event, held during the Ramadan fast and Orthodox Lent, served as an expression of social unity. It highlights interfaith tolerance in the capital.

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The sixth national iftar mercy practice, held at meskel adaba bay in addis ababa, concluded peacefully with the road opened for participants. Sheikh haji ibrahim tufa, president of the ethiopian islamic affairs supreme council, urged passing ramadan together with the poor, needy, and displaced. Numerous faith followers, government officials, and foreign dignitaries attended the event.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh, Oromia President Shumelis Abdisa, and National Bank Governor Eyob Tekalgn visited development works and inaugurated projects in Wellega zones of Oromia region on the same day. Projects including the Busa Gonofa integrated food industry complex and Geter Corridor development were highlighted as key for agro-industry, job creation, and economic growth.

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At its second annual commemoration in Addis Ababa, the Adwa Victory Memorial described the historic battle as a matter of unity, honesty, and patriotism. Director Joseph Beko emphasized the need for peaceful resolution of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam issue and learning its lessons for future generations.

 

 

 

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