In a powerful display of unity and commitment to national resilience, Addis Ababa City Mayor Adanech Abiebie met with the leaders of the Commando and Airborne Forces at the iconic Adwa Victory Memorial.
This significant gathering, held against the backdrop of Ethiopia's rich history of triumph and solidarity, served as a rallying point for collective action in addressing the country's current challenges.
The meeting featured Lt. Gen. Shuma Abdetta, the Commander-in-Chief of the Commando and Airborne Forces, who passionately articulated the importance of the Adwa Victory Memorial as a beacon of national pride.
He emphasized that this historic site symbolizes the indomitable spirit of the Ethiopian people, urging all citizens to unite, transcend personal differences, and work towards a common future marked by peace and progress.
Mayor Adanech took the opportunity to express her profound appreciation for the sacrifices made by the military leaders and their forces.
She underscored that the Adwa Victory Memorial is not merely a monument; it stands as a testament to the courage and dedication of those who have selflessly served the nation throughout its tumultuous history.
Her words resonated deeply, reinforcing the idea that every act of service contributes to the enduring legacy of Ethiopia.
Prior to this pivotal discussion, military leaders ranked above major participated in a formal visit to the Adwa Victory Memorial, further solidifying their connection to Ethiopia’s historical narrative.
This visit served as a poignant reminder of their duties and responsibilities, as they drew inspiration from the legacy of those who fought valiantly for the nation's freedom.
The meeting ultimately highlighted a shared commitment between the city’s leadership and military forces to uphold and protect Ethiopia’s values and heritage.
As they face contemporary challenges together, both Mayor Adanech and Lt. Gen. Shuma reaffirmed their dedication to fostering a spirit of collaboration that is essential for the nation’s continued strength and stability.