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Medemer State More Self-Conscious in Taking Ethiopia Forward - Prof. Berhanu Nega
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Medemer State More Self-Conscious in Taking Ethiopia Forward - Prof. Berhanu Nega

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia's Medemer State is more self-conscious and determined about the country's future than previous governments, with a clearer understanding of the direction it wants to take the nation, Education Minister Prof. Berhanu Nega said.

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