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The Great Run in Ethiopia is the first of the biggest races I have seen in Africa - Athlete Ruth Chepngetich

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The Great Run in Ethiopia, the 10 km race, is the first of the biggest races I have seen in Africa, said Kenyan athlete Ruth Chepngetich, the current women's world marathon record holder.

Kenyan athlete Ruth Chepngetich, who set the world's fastest marathon time at the Chicago Marathon, will be the guest of honor at Africa's biggest road race.

Athlete Ruth Chepngetich during her interview with ABC; She said, "I am very happy and proud to come to Ethiopia and be the guest of honor at the Grand Run."

She also said that she found the Great Run of 10 km race in Ethiopia to be surprising.

The athlete said that the love of the people and the atmosphere that I saw in the great race was amazing. She said that it will motivate other foreign participants and famous athletes to participate in this competition in the future.

The Kenyan Nation newspaper, which made a report about athlete Ruth Chepngetich being the guest of honor of the Great Run in Ethiopia and the progress the Great Run is showing; He said that the Great Run in Ethiopia is on the right track to be one of the biggest running festivals in the world.

He pointed out that the number of participants reached 50,000 this year after the start of the Great Run in Ethiopia by athlete Major Haile G/Salase in 1994.

The newspaper stated that the Peachtree Street Run in Atlanta, USA, in which more than 70,000 people participate, is the world's largest running race; If the Great Run in Ethiopia continues with this success, it will be one of the biggest running festivals in the world. 

Athlete Ruth Chepngetich mentioned that the presence of the Great Run in Ethiopia as a guest of honor shows the success and height of the race.  

The newspaper recalled that during her visit to the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation, the athlete visited the ABC media complex and had a discussion with the CEO of the corporation Mr. Getnat Tadese.