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FOR YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

Henk Jan Bakker, ambassador of the Netherlands, Filssan Abdulahi, minister of Women, Children & Youth, and Getahun Mekuria (PhD), minister of Education

FOR YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

Henk Jan Bakker, ambassador of the Netherlands, Filssan Abdulahi, minister of Women, Children & Youth, and Getahun Mekuria (PhD), minister of Education, left to right, were some of the highest government officials attending Youth at Heart at the Hyatt Regency hotel on October 22, 2020. The event focused on discussing youth education, economic empowerment and the challenges the rein. Ethiopia has around 26 million students in school and a double-digit unemployment rate.

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