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Ethiopia’s foreign policy has liberated the nation from dependency and passive compliance, granting it an influential standing honouring its history, independence, and rapid growth. Guided by the "4As" principle, the country forges strategic self-reliance by serving as an Active global participant, pursuing Alternative multi-bloc diplomacy, remaining Adaptive amid fast-moving... show more

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የውጭ ግንኙነት ፖሊሲያችን በብሔራዊ ጥቅምና በሉዓላዊነት ላይ ተመስርቶ ሲመራ የኢትዮጵያ ክብር ይጠናከራል።

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This man is a criminal. Working with this criminal and genocidal government is being cooperative in his agenda. World must denounce this criminal and facist regime of Ethiopia. Amharas lives matter!!!

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A response to @USEmbassyAddis post

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Ethiopia is genociding Sudan for UAE money as we speak...

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"4As" principal... -Ahsha -Adghi -Ansesa -Anjal

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ኦ UAE ሌላኛዋ ክልላችን ናት?

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True independence means protecting citizens from foreign exploitation too. Young Ethiopian women are being lured to Russian drone factories under false promises of jobs and training. Shouldn't safeguarding them be part of the strategic self-reliance agenda?

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A powerful and timely vision. 🇪🇹 The 4As embody Ethiopia’s strategic self-reliance, sovereignty, and determination to shape its own future and global role. 🇪🇹

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This dude has zero knowledge.

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The Ethiopian Grand Renaissance Dam #GERD recently welcomed visits from religious leaders and renowned athletes, highlighting its significance not just as a source of power but as a symbol of national pride, unity, and self reliance. Their visit underscores the monumental achievement of the Ethiopian people, who came together to make this dream a reality. Built entirely with the contributions of Ethiopians children, the elderly, the poor, and the rich alike the dam stands as a testament to the country’s determination and resilience. Despite immense pressure from Western powers favoring Egypt, Ethiopia made great sacrifices to complete this historic project. Ethiopia’s right to use its own resources and its fair share of the Abay (the Nile River) has long been undermined and misunderstood, as if Egypt owns the water a complete lie. Ethiopia contributes more than 85% of the Nile’s water through its rivers, yet it has historically been denied equitable access. GERD is a declaration of Ethiopia’s sovereignty and its rightful claim to utilize its resources for the benefit of its people. I am so glad to see that it’s finalized. GERD is a shining example of what Ethiopians can achieve when united for a common purpose. #Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹 #ItsMyDam

Kiya Negash /ታይሲ/ የ ኢትዮጵያ ካድሬ🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

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President Qasym-Jomart Toqayev has signed a law granting #Turkistan a special status, strengthening its role as a spiritual and cultural center. This law safeguards the historical heritage of the Khodja Ahmed Yassawi Mausoleum, ensuring its preservation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explaining the move, the President said: “Turkistan is a cradle of the Kazakh nation, while Khodja Ahmed Yassawi mausoleum is one of its sacred legacies. By preserving its uniqueness as a #UNESCO site, Kazakhstan will also contribute to the preservation of an important part of global culture and history. #Kazakhstan #HeritageProtection

President Qasym-Jomart Toqayev has signed a law granting #Turkistan a special status, strengthening its role as a spiritual and cultural center. This law safeguards the historical heritage of the Khodja Ahmed Yassawi Mausoleum, ensuring its preservation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explaining the move, the President said: “Turkistan is a cradle of the Kazakh nation, while Khodja Ahmed Yassawi mausoleum is one of its sacred legacies. By preserving its uniqueness as a #UNESCO site, Kazakhstan will also contribute to the preservation of an important part of global culture and history. #Kazakhstan #HeritageProtection

Press Office of the President of Kazakhstan

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I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the resilient people of the Republic of Somaliland on this historic achievement. This marks a new phase of national advancement as Somaliland moves from an unrecognised country to a partially recognised state through a strategic, legally grounded process, reflecting long struggle and sacrifice, and is further strengthened by the growing Somaliland–Israel strategic partnership that promises significant diplomatic, security, and economic benefits, opening the door to broader opportunities and greater achievements in the near future.

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the resilient people of the Republic of Somaliland on this historic achievement. This marks a new phase of national advancement as Somaliland moves from an unrecognised country to a partially recognised state through a strategic, legally grounded process, reflecting long struggle and sacrifice, and is further strengthened by the growing Somaliland–Israel strategic partnership that promises significant diplomatic, security, and economic benefits, opening the door to broader opportunities and greater achievements in the near future.

Dr Mohamed Hagi

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