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Industrial Parks Development Corporation has contributed 3 million Birr to Deborah Foundation

#Ethiopia Akrilulu Tadese, the CEO of the corporation, who gave the support to the founder and owner of the foundation, Mr. Aba Dula Gemeda.

The Chief Executive Officer Aklilu Tadese said that in addition to smoothing the country's investment flow, the corporation is fulfilling its social responsibility by supporting projects that have contributed greatly to the country, such as the Deborah Foundation.

The CEO confirmed that the corporation will continue such support.

The founder and owner of Deborah Foundation, Mr. Aba Dula Gemeda, who received the financial support, pointed out that the corporation should be thanked for doing such a good deed. He said that it will be a role model for investors and related parties.

Deborah Foundation, which the corporation has supported financially, is a humanitarian organization that works on mental retardation, and its aim is to make people with mental retardation useful for their country and not to be seen as a problem by the society.

Industrial Parks Development Corporation for clothing and materials for those who need support to fulfill their social responsibilities; He has been donating educational equipment and hygiene materials and he recently laid the foundation stone for building a school in Adama city.

He observed that it is necessary to work on people with mental retardation

All of us should work with those who have limited mental development as much as we can, said the president of the Federation, Sahlework Zewde.

The International Day of Mental Retardation and the "March with Deborah" program were celebrated in a friendly atmosphere.

In his speech at the same time, President Sahlework stressed that we should all do our best to help children with intellectual disabilities.

Deborah Foundation has given us hope, its president said. He said that if we support those with limited mental development and give them the opportunity, they can become the hope of the country tomorrow.

The Minister of Women and Social Affairs, Ergoge Tesfaye (Dr.), announced that the matter should be included in the Law on Persons with Disabilities to ensure equal participation and benefit of people with intellectual disabilities.