• Ethiopia is the oldest independent country in Africa, and is among the most stable countries in the region. The 2012 peaceful transition of power to a new Prime Minister has proven the stability of Ethiopia’s multi-party political system and parliamentarian form of government.
• After the coming into power of Dr Abiy Ethiopia undergo unprecedented radical reform

1. Political Reform

Democracy and Rule of Law:

• Pardoning political detainees,
• Allowing political groups in exile to come home,
• Lifting the state of emergency imposed,
• Lifted bans on websites and other media,

Building peace in the region,

• Successfully made peace with Eritrea,

1.  Economic Reform

• Partial privatization of Ethiopia Airlines, Ethio-Telecom, and Shipping and logistics sector,

1. Structural Reform

• Ethiopian Parliament appointed its first Female Head of state HE President Sahele-Werk, Federal Supreme Court President and the head of Ethiopia’s electoral board.
• Ministerial cabinet was reduced to 20 from 28 in an effort to create efficiency and lean government structure & The ministerial cabinet is now composed of 50% female ministers.
• This is unthinkable in a patriarchal society such as ours. This sets the standard for future but also normalizes women as a decision maker in public life.
• Ethiopia is most known for its social stability and least crime rate, as well as strong public institutions and reliable police service.