Tag Archives: Ethiopia
Queen Máxima in Ethiopia: May 13-15
As a special advocate of the Secretary-General of the United Nations for inclusive finance for development and at the invitation of the government, Queen Máxima arrived in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, on the evening of Monday May 13 for a three-day. Upon her arrival the Queen was welcomed by the Dutch Ambassador Bengt van Loosdrecht and Fatouma Seid, FAO representative. Queen Maxima started the first day of the … Continue reading
Posted in The Netherlands | Tagged Ethiopia, Inclusive Finance, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, United Nations | 2 CommentsQueen Mathilde in Ethiopia: Days Three and Four
Her Majesty Queen Mathilde continued her mission in Ethiopia on Wednesday November 11. On her third day of the visit the Queen went to Kersa, a district in the East of the Oromia Region. Along with local authorities and UNICEF volunteers, Queen Mathilde visited the Nagaya Omer Kule Health Post, a medical center. The Queen was informed about the projects held by UNICEF in the fields of health, care, nutrition. … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium | Tagged Ambassador, Ethiopia, Health, Hospital, Patronage, President Teshome of Ethiopia, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, UNICEF, Women's Rights, Working Visit | Leave a commentQueen Mathilde In Ethiopia: Days One and Two
As Honorary President of UNICEF Belgium, Her Majesty Queen Mathilde started on Monday November 9, a four day mission to Ethiopia which lasts till November 12. The purpose of the mission is to visit UNICEF’s activities to the survival of the young children in different parts of the country. Upon her arrival at the airport of Addis Ababa, the Queen was welcomed by Zenebu Tadesse, the Minister of Women, Children and Youth. After … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium | Tagged Ethiopia, Hospital, Patronage, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians, UNICEF, Working Visit | Leave a commentCrown Princess Mary Completes Ethiopian Visit
The Crown Princess of Denmark has completed her working visit to Ethiopia, having spent the past two days in the Afar Region and Addis Ababa. Yesterday, Crown Princess Mary and Danish Minister for Trade and Development Mogens Jensen were in the north-west of the country, where they participated in a dialogue meeting on the topic of female genital mutilation and child marriage with members of the Afambo community. “You do get shaken … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark | Tagged Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Education, Ethiopia, Health, Women's Rights, Working Visit | 2 CommentsCrown Princess Mary’s First Day in Ethiopia
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark touched down in Ethiopia this morning, for a three-day visit focusing on women’s health and rights in humanitarian emergencies. Joined by the Danish Minister for Trade and Development, Mogens Jensen, she was welcomed by Ethiopian Airlines officials at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport. The Princess was presented with a cake and champagne during a brief welcoming reception. It was then on to the Tierkidi refugee camp in Gambella, … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark | Tagged Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Ethiopia, Refugees, Women's Rights, Working Visit | 1 CommentMicrocredit in Kenya – Cooperation Aid in Ethiopia
Early this week, Her Majesty Queen Sofia of Spain travelled to Nairobi, Kenya to attend the Africa-Middle East Regional Microcredit Summit, an international meeting organized by the Microcredit Summit Campaign which took place from April 7th to 10th. More than 2,000 people from 40 countries worldwide were present at the meeting, whose main goal is to spread the use of the microfinance in order to eradicate poverty, especially in Africa … Continue reading
Posted in Spain | Tagged Audience, Co-Operation Trip, Ethiopia, Health, Kenya, Microcredit, President Kibaki of Kenya, President Wolde-Giorgis of Ethiopia, Queen Sofia of Spain | Leave a commentNew Cooperation Between Swaziland and Ethiopia
King Mswati III of Swaziland recently met with the Ethiopian ambassador, who hopes to strengthen the relationship between the two countries, according to Waltainfo.com. The king hopes that the two countries will sign an economic agreement that will solidify Swaziland and Ethiopia’s desire to work together to promote tourism and other interests. This might seem like an odd pairing, especially since the two countries are nowhere near each other geographically, … Continue reading
Posted in Swaziland | Tagged Ambassador, Bilateral Relations, Ethiopia, Mswati III of Swaziland | Leave a comment