The training was designed to train legal professionals in each department to the required level and provided them with advanced knowledge in military criminal investigation, prosecution and criminal procedure as well as crime prevention. Speaking on the occasion, Maj. Gen. Admasu Alemu said the trainees should use the knowledge gained from their training to serve the unit and focus on the crime prevention process in order for the army to fulfill its national mission. Colonel Dessu Tadesse, Director of the Command of the Military Prosecutor's Office, said the training will enable the army to carry out its mandate in a safe and effective manner based on its ongoing national mission to prevent the war in the country. Among the trainees were Ms. Bogale Gete and Ms. Tsehai Tefera; He said they have acquired good knowledge during their training and are ready to serve the army with sincerity and loyalty.
The 15th Motorized Peacekeeping Battalion in Juba celebrated Women's Day with various events. As a guest of honor, Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Zemene said, "Without women, nothing can be successful. This international mandate recognizes women's participation and is recognized by the United Nations. He also called on the members of the armed forces to continue to strengthen their commitment to our country and our institutions. "We, the women, have been fulfilling our difficult and complex duties without being overwhelmed by femininity," she said.
This year marks the 111st annual International Women's Day under the theme "Gender Equality for the Sustainability of Tomorrow". Women's Day, which is being celebrated according to the current situation in the country, is also celebrated in our country as "I am my sister's guardian !!" "Peace in our country is guaranteed by the struggle of the woman and life is guaranteed !!" It is celebrated under the motto. The event was organized by the Defense Women's Affairs Directorate in Addis Ababa.
Where they were born, the language they spoke, and perhaps the faith of these different Ethiopians, they performed marvelous adventures on the battlefield, which was extremely difficult to save their beloved country. They are doing it. They are the determined sons of Ethiopia who have failed in their mission of destroying the country by the invading and terrorist TPLF. Honorable President Sahle Work Zewde, who witnessed the heroes' battles, adventures, patriotism and youth, said that women are the main victims of war and that women are not only a peacemaker and a source of solution but also a force to be reckoned with when a country is in crisis. They expressed their respect and love for him.
At the event, M / T Tiruye Assefe, Director of the Defense Women's Affairs Directorate, said that the role of women in the fight against the invaders was a testament to the heroism of our country's heroes. He said their history will be remembered and various works are being done for it. Members of the Armed Forces, selected from various parts of the army and awarded medals on the 46th Women's Day for their outstanding performances in the brutal battles of Tigray, Afar and Amhara. 1. Chief Fanaye Tadesse 2. Chief Esther Genena 3. Chief Orange Bekele 4.Chief Blessings 5. Vice President Juliette: Good evening 6. Deputy Chief of Staff 7. Mrs. Kore Borocho 8. Mrs. Eve Tola
9. Ms. Dafane is laughing. It is a fact of history that women play a vital role in overcoming the challenges our country faces. Glory be to all the women who are serving their country in the heat of the desert, the sun of the day, and the cold of the night as they line up today with our mothers and sisters who are giving their all for their country wherever they line up !! It is possible to have peace of mind because of their sweat !! Glory be to all the heroes who lost their lives and bodies in the battle against the enemy while saying I will not destroy my country !! Our country stands by their double layer of sacrifice !! Eleven heroes were recognized on this year's Women's Day. In the coming Women's Day, the womb of our country, which will produce thousands of heroes, will be a place where we will see thousands of Ethiopian heroic and talented women in high military and other decision-making positions. Satisfying bread announces from the oven !! Eternal glory to all the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the survival and sovereignty of their country.
The Ethiopian International Peacekeeping Training Institute has started training on conflict prevention. Members of the Defense Forces from Burundi, Uganda and Somalia, including Ethiopia, are participating in the training, which is being provided by military experts from Japan and Ethiopia. This training, in collaboration with the Government of Japan and the United Nations, will help to end the conflict in the region. "We are working with all our partners to prevent conflicts and ensure lasting peace," said B / J Sebsibe Pumpkin, head of the International Peacekeeping Training Center at the Center for Peacekeeping Operations. Japan's Ambassador to Ethiopia, Eto Tekako, on his part said Ethiopia is one of the founding members of the United Nations and is sending a large number of troops to the peacekeeping mission. Col. Getu Taye, Deputy Commander of the International Peacekeeping Training School, said it is important for the trainees to be aware of conflict prevention before taking on a UN mission.
The leadership of one command said that financial professionals have an important role to play in the effective execution of the army. He graduated with a degree in finance, procurement, asset management and budgeting. Attending the graduation ceremony, Lt. Gen. Assefa Chakol, Commander-in-Chief of the 8th Command, said the financial sector has a significant role to play in building the happy unit and fulfilling the mandate of the army. He thanked Woldiya University for its contribution to the success of the training. Director of Defense Budget and Program Directorate, B / J Abdussalam Ibrahim, on his part said that the financial resources are crucial for the proper use of the limited resources. Colonel Berhan Tilaye, Director of the Financial Management Directorate of the Command, said the main purpose of the training was to provide efficient financial services to the Command by providing accountability and transparency and creating better capacity in the training. The closing ceremony was attended by other guests, including the President of Woldiya University, and certificates of appreciation were presented to the institutions and individuals who contributed to the success of the training.
The 14th Mortuary Peacekeeping Battalion in Bor, South Sudan has successfully provided humanitarian assistance to the displaced community. The Deputy Commander of the 141st Battalion, Lieutenant Nigatu, said the major has been able to travel up to 400 km on a difficult route and protect a large number of World Food Program vehicles and aid workers. 1st Brigadier General Araya Bezabeh and 3rd Centurion Commander Abera Belay on their part, especially in Gandyank, Pajut He said action has been taken.
Eastern Command Level 3 Hospital graduates primary health care professionals. Speaking at the graduation ceremony, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Comprehensive Specialized Hospital, Brigadier General Dr. Hailu Enshaw, said that more support is needed for the fight to end successfully than just a front-facing soldier with a weapon. Health professionals are among them. Therefore, today's graduates should be aware of this and say that you should be loyal to your profession and serve the army. We had very little professionalism when we were attacked by terrorists using internal gangs. However, the Eastern Command Level 3 Hospital has done a great job of covering the shortage of skilled manpower, and the graduates are confident that they will do a better job than they did in the past.
Maj. Gen. Seid Tkuye reaffirmed that the Western Command's health professionals have contributed significantly to the success of the mandate by serving the army and working diligently. At the end of the 6-day initial medical assistance provided to Western Command Health Professionals organized by the Department of Defense, the Western Command Deputy Commander to Logistics, Major General Saeed Tkuye, said that the health professionals will be able to carry out their mission successfully. He said the West Command Mobile Hospital is a successful hospital in all its missions. For his part, Mataw Alemu, Deputy Head of the Western Command Health Department and Medical Logistics Coalition, said the training aims to increase the capacity of health professionals. He said the training provided by the health professionals there would be a good input for their future mission.
Dr. Alayu Sisay, a lecturer at the College of Preventive Health Sciences, who provided the training, said he is confident that the trained medical professionals will be able to put the training into practice. One of the trainees, Lt. Gen. Abebe Chane, said that the training was based on my professionalism and that I was able to get good input.
The Deputy Commander of the Brigade told Operation Colonel Melkamu Beyene that he is in a strong position to ensure the security of the Semek Division in the Western Command. The Armed Forces has contributed to the development of a secure peace in which infrastructure, education, money, labor and life are being paid for. "We feel like we have won the big war," he said. He also said that hard work is being done to ensure the safe passage of vehicles that will speed up the construction of the dam. "We are the children of the Nile and we are happy to have proved our Ethiopian heroism to the world again," he said.
Members of the 6th Command of the Army celebrated the Victory Day in Adwa with various events. Commander-in-Chief of the Command, Maj. Gen. Tesfaye W / Mariam, said the celebration commemorates the great struggles of our brave fathers. 126 years ago, white Europeans portrayed blacks as inferior and allowed Italy to invade our country. He said that the current generation has been able to replicate the demands of the dictatorship with the power of the Banda Junta, but it has been able to repeat the story of its forefathers. He added that we need to work hard to preserve this history, which was marred by many battles and victories yesterday, and pass it on to the next generation.
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