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Appointment Profound Nat'l Trust That Requires Diligence, Effort, Says PM Abiy

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, in a note he posted after the endorsement of his cabinet, said an appointment is a realm of diligent labor and a profound national trust--one that demands immense effort to strengthen Ethiopia, foster its prosperity, and advance it along the path of civilization.

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