The Prosperity Party (PP), Ethiopia's ruling party, is set to convene its highly anticipated second regular session this week, from January 31st to February 2nd, at the Adwa Memorial Museum. This pivotal gathering will focus heavily on addressing the nation's soaring cost of living, alongside other critical issues shaping Ethiopia's future.
The conference, themed "From Word to Culture," will bring together 1,700 representatives and 15 international parties to deliberate on strategies to alleviate economic pressures on citizens. Party Vice President Adem Farah highlighted the session's significance, emphasizing its role in evaluating past performance and charting a path towards comprehensive prosperity, with a strong emphasis on economic relief. The conference will also elect new party leaders.
While Adem touted the PP's achievements in job creation, export growth, and social programs, the focus will be on concrete solutions to the high cost of living. The conference will examine economic policies and strategies to ensure sustainable growth and alleviate the burden on ordinary Ethiopians.
The conference is generating considerable buzz, not only for its potential to reshape the political landscape but also for its symbolic location at the Adwa Memorial Museum. With delegates from diverse backgrounds and international observers present, the event promises to be a significant moment in Ethiopian politics. The decisions made this week will have far-reaching consequences for the nation's economic and social development, particularly for those struggling with rising prices.