The Head of the Public Relations Bureau for the Prosperity Party, Fedila Biya, disclosed that the ongoing National Reform initiative in Ethiopia is paving the way for unprecedented levels of participation and inclusiveness among its citizens.
Speaking on EBC’s “Addis Qen” program, Fedila, highlighted the transformative impact of the Prosperity Party since its establishment, emphasizing its commitment to addressing long standing issues of democracy and equality.
For decades, Ethiopia has grappled with political fragmentation, which has hindered the ability of its diverse population to engage meaningfully in national decision making.
Fedila stated, “The creation of a political context that allows all people to equally influence national affairs has been a game changer. This reform has empowered citizens to not only be heard but to also play a crucial role in shaping their country’s future.”
Her remarks underscore a significant shift towards a more inclusive political landscape where every Ethiopian can contribute to the collective destiny of the nation.
For his part, Bekana Admasu, a journalism lecturer at Assosa University, praised the reforms for not only enhancing political participation but also ensuring that citizens are direct beneficiaries of Ethiopia's rich natural resources.
“The Prosperity Party has effectively bridged the previous political divides, fostering an environment where every region can engage and make decisions that affect their lives,” he noted.
Bekana’s insights reflect a growing consensus among scholars and citizens alike that the current political climate is conducive to collaborative governance.
The Prosperity Party, founded on principles of nationalism and unity, is championing a vision where every Ethiopian feels valued and empowered, he said.
According to him, with initiatives aimed at enhancing political engagement across all demographics, the party is making strides in creating a society where inclusivity is not just an ideal but a reality.
As Ethiopia navigates this pivotal moment in its history, the commitment to full participation stands as a beacon of hope for a brighter, more equitable future, he stated.
It also noted that as the National Reform continues to unfold, many are watching closely to see how these changes will reshape Ethiopia’s political landscape and foster a renewed sense of national identity among its citizens.