Berhane gebre christos biography examples
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His Excellency, Mr. Osman Keh Kamara, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Sierra Leone to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia on Wednesday 19th June 2014 presented Copies of his Letters of Credence to the Minister of State of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Berhane Gebre-Christos announcing the commencement of his duties in the Continental capital of Africa.
Presenting the copies to the Minister of State, Ambassador Kamara said he was delighted and honoured, adding that he sees himself as being privileged to have started work as Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. “Your country offers me a significant opportunity which I will use to discuss regional, continental and global issues ranging from security, human rights to socio-economic development,” he stated.
Ambassador Kamara further expressed satisfaction and appreciation to the Government of Ethiopia for the strong cooperation between the co
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A Response to Prof. Ephraim’s zoom meeting on the war in Ethiopia
By Addissu Admas
I want to begin this response by thanking Mr. Jeff Pearce, a true friend of Ethiopia, by providing us with a very rare YouTube video. bygd posting the zoom meeting of Prof. Ephraim and friends, a motley group of western diplomats and active members of the TPLF regime, he provided us with a unique opportunity to see how American utländsk policy fryst vatten shaped behind closed doors.
The apparent objective of the meeting among these “old friends” was to interview former ambassador to the U.S., one time utländsk Minister of Ethiopia and current ledare envoy of the TPLF, Ato Berhane Gebre-Christos to “update” them on the current state of affairs in Ethiopia. However, the true purpose of the meeting was how to influence, or more precisely, to encourage America to pursue the very policy she has already adopted towards Ethiopia. Prof. Ephraim’s group could not have chosen a more experienced, suave and convincing
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Meles Zenawi’s interview with Paul Henze 1990
INTRODUCTION
This memorandum constitutes a record of two extensive conversations totalling approximately five hours, on 3 and 5 April 1990 at TPLF Headquarters, 5611 14th Street NW, Washington D.C. 20011, between Meles Zenawi, head of the TPLF and myself. The first conversation took place in the morning, the second encompassed a whole evening, including dinner. Present but participating to only a limited extent in the conversations, were Berhane Gebre Christos (European representative of the TPLF, based in London), Seyoum Musse (TPLF Foreign Affairs chief), and Assefa Mamo (Washington representative of the TPLF). The first three had arrived in the United States the weekend of March 31/1 April from Rome where they had taken part in talks arranged by the Italian Foreign Ministry with a PDRE delegation headed by Ashagre Yigletu. I have attempted insofar as possible to reconstruct the conversations in question-and-answer form, so