Addis ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stated that Ethiopia’s foundation will be fortified by overcoming the challenges the country faces across all sectors. Ethiopia kicked off today the annual celebration of the 13th Ethiopian month, Pagumen, with various events across the nation.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, Ethiopia’s calendar is unique, dividing the year into 13 months. The first 12 months each have 30 days, while the final month, Pagumen, consists of five or six days in a leap year. This final period holds special significance for both the government and the public, marking it as a time for reflection and planning for the future.
Today marks the beginning of Pagumen, specifically celebrated as Resilience Day. This year, the theme is ‘Firm Foundation for Resilient Nation,’ dedicated to honoring individuals who have contributed to the country’s peace, stability, and growth. In his social media message for the occasion, Prime Minister Abiy emphasized that Ethiopia’s prosperity would be achieved th
rough strong efforts to solidify its foundation.
The Prime Minister reiterated, “We will strengthen Ethiopia’s foundation through the struggles we encounter across all sectors.” He concluded his message with a powerful declaration, “We will build a strong country with our blood and sweat-a country that is resilient to any problems, that turns challenges into opportunities and that will rank among the world’s great powers in the coming era.”