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Ethiopia celebrates the entrance to a new year with bright and colorful decorations in the capital, Addis Ababa and other cities and cities across the country.
According to the Ethiopian orthodox calendar, the country is almost seven years behind the Georgian calendar, which is commonly used worldwide.
The government outlined a 10-day event between 1.-10. September as part of the plans to warmly welcome the new year.
The events as announced by the Minister of Information, Negeri Lencho, are Love Day, Mothers and Children's Day, Elder Day, Peace Day, Reading Day, Green Development Day, Day of Respect, National Feelings Day, Unity Day and Ethiopia Day.
Social media has also responded by sending congratulations.
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Ethiopia celebrates the entrance to a new year with bright and colorful decorations in the capital, Addis Ababa and other cities and cities across the country.
According to the Ethiopian orthodox calendar, the country is almost seven years behind the Georgian calendar, which is commonly used worldwide.
The government outlined a 10-day event between 1.-10. September as part of the plans to warmly welcome the new year.
The events as announced by the Minister of Information, Negeri Lencho, are Love Day, Mothers and Children's Day, Elder Day, Peace Day, Reading Day, Green Development Day, Day of Respect, National Feelings Day, Unity Day and Ethiopia Day.
Social media has also responded by sending congratulations.Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
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