So the saying goes ‘Seeing is believing,’ the Ethiopian Government has been carrying out a multitude of colossal and eloquent projects targeting at transforming Ethiopia in terms of social, economic, diplomatic and even political dynamics. Undeniably, Ethiopia is laying socio-economic and political foundations amid a range of challenges here and there. The country has also been undertaking numerous development activities, mega projects, corridor development moves, among others. Besides, a number of telling manufacturing industries have recently been inaugurated.
Not only are these and the not yet cited development undertakings clear testimonies for the prosperity and progress of the country but they are also indicators of government’s determination towards listening to public queries at a variety of podiums.
This step would be of paramount importance in fueling progress across the nation and making the concrete changes being recorded across the nation sustainable. Public consultations, at every corner of the nation, with teachers, health professionals, employees of a number of organizations, would be instrumental in increasing transparency and accountability of the government towards the implementation of hands-on undertakings.
Yes, the Ethiopian Government has demonstrated determination to change through concrete actions like boosting development undertakings, attracting investments thereby attaining measurable goals and meaningful national targets.
This commitment is crucial for driving progress on various issues, from economic progress, social development to political stability and diplomatic accomplishments. Effective way of serving the public via ensuring transparency and citizen engagement would definitely build public confidence towards supporting government’s meaningful deeds!
With a view to providing the general public with sense of belongingness and supportive spirit for change, the government has held numerous consultative forums and genuine talks with the concerned bodies. In so doing, it can be possible to win public confidence and get them devoted to stand by the side of the government at all structures. Yes, such a bold move is of instrumental in cementing the linkage between the public and the decision makers, crucial governmental officials.
The country has also been capitalizing on introducing new technologies, working with investors, business, industry and other related actions.
The government has now well understood that the country must transform to meet the needs of a new generation and face current and future challenges head-on. True, change is never easy and could never be brought about overnight and with single-handed effort, thence the general public has to accept and appreciate the meaningful changes the country has been embarking on right these days.
Cognizant of the fact that any change or transformation needs well-planned, in-depth, and genuine two-way communication with all segments of the public, the government has been candid to well fuel the all rounded development agendum.
The federal government is in a significant period of transition in boosting economic growth, fueling positive efforts for securing peace and tranquility thereby coming up with meaningful changes in all aspects.
In transforming the way in which the government is working with the general public, through representatives who have partaken in consultative forums of course, it is highly invaluable to listen to the voices of the public. That is why the government has carried out consultative conferences with many sections of the society.
In sum, since the country is seizing the ladder of success this time around, everyone needs to develop firm commitment to help the government attain the desired goals—creating prosperous and stable nation within the shortest time possible. To this effect, citizens need to act with honor, integrity, good faith, and fairness in all works relating to comprehensive national development. Basically, bringing about change in all aspects should not be left solely to the government and some development partners; instead it requires the combined efforts of all.
THE ETHIOPIAN HERALD TUESDAY 17 JUNE 2025
