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National Dialogue Conference Laying Foundation for Generation Grounded in Supremacy of Ideas - Participant

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[ENA] Ddis Ababa -- The Ethiopian National Dialogue Conference is laying the foundation for building a generation and a nation grounded in the supremacy of ideas, according to participants.

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