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Adanech Abebe to Swear Oath as Attorney General

Mar 11 , 2020

Adanech Abebe, minister of Revenues.

Adanech Abebe, minister of Revenues, is expected to swear in before parliament as Attorney General tomorrow, replacing Birhanu Tsegaye, who was recently appointed as an ambassador.

She will be one of three ministers to be confirmed by parliament tomorrow, alongside Laqe Ayalew, former deputy administrator of the Amhara Regional State, and Lia Tadesse (MD), who is now state minister for Health.


Adanech Abebe, minister of Revenues,Lia Tadesse (MD), who is state minister for Health and Laqe Ayalew, former deputy administrator of the Amhara Regional State. |

Laqe Ayalew, former deputy administrator of the Amhara Regional State |

Lia Tadesse (MD) will be promoted to the rank of Minister, replacing Amir Amin (MD). |

Laqe is expected to take the position of minister of Revenues, replacing Adanech, while Lia will be promoted to the rank of Minister, replacing Amir Amin (MD).

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