Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Chairman of the Blue Party delivers a speech in Addis Ababa

Eng. Yilkal Getnet, Chairman of the Blue Party delivers a speech at the annual “Partners group” meeting in Addis Ababa American embassy compound, the meeting was organized by the U.S Embassy in Addis Ababa. Diplomats from more than 35 countries attended this year “Partners group” meeting.



Thank
you Ambassador Booth for inviting me to speak
here
today. I am honored to
be here at the U.S. Embassy.
I also want to thank all of the distinguished diplomats who are here for this
meeting. I appreciate the opportunity to be here with you.
Let me say
that it is a distinct honor and a special privilege for me to come before
you on behalf o
f the Blue Party of Ethiopia to introduce our
Party and share our
values goals and objectives.
You might say we are the “new kids on the block” and many people in
Eth
iopia
and abroad do
not know much about our Party. That is partly because we have
been in existence as a party for a very short time.
The Blue Party is very
young party,
by
that I
mean
, it is a party of young
Ethiopians, by
young
Ethiopians
and for
young
E
thiopians.
But I want to make it
clear that it is also a party for all Ethiopian.
As you know, the majority of Ethiopia’s population, some say up to 70 percent. Is
under 35 years of age, so when we talk about the suffering. Hardship and despair
of Ethiopia
ns, we are mostly talking about the situation of the youth. Ethiopian
youth today face enormous problems in their daily lives. They also experience
deep anxiety everyday about their future.
Far too many of our young people carry with them not only a deep s
ense of
hopelessness but also powerlessness. They feel they cannot change anything that
affects their lives.
Many of Ethiopian’s youth are denied educational opportunity which could lead to
employment opportunity which in turn could lead to self
-
sufficienc
y and
contribution to Ethiopia’s
growth and development. Youth unemployment in ....
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