Ethiopia Has Moved From Words to Concrete Action - Prime Minister Abiy
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared that the country's national resurgence has moved from vision to reality through infrastructure projects and economic reforms. He highlighted the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and new airport projects as evidence of unstoppable momentum.
Why it matters
The Prime Minister's rhetoric signals a push for national unity and economic development, which is central to his administration's current political strategy.
Addis Ababa - Ethiopia's national resurgence has decisively moved from vision to reality, driven by transformative development projects and sweeping economic reforms, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said today.
PM Abiy made the remarks in his X post on September 7, Pagume 2 in the Ethiopian calendar, observed as the Day of Renewal during the five-day bridge period leading into the Ethiopian New Year.
Highlighting the tangible shift in the country's trajectory, PM Abiy said the nation is actively living its progress.
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"Yesterday we declared our rise; today, we live it," he said. "Our resurgence is no longer a vision; it is carved into the GERD, the corridor developments, the Bishoftu Airport mega project, and our bold macroeconomic reforms."
The Prime Minister said these landmark projects are designed to deliver immediate benefits to the public.
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