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The corridor development project that begun in Addis Ababa has now expanded to 11 cities across the country, including Gondar. This extensive initiative in Gondar includes the restoration of Fasil Ghebbi, upgrades to its center Piassa, improvements to drainage systems, asphalt roads, walkways, and the development of green spaces.... show more

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Lulu G 🇪🇹❤🇪🇹1 year ago

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