The story of this family is educative

The story of this family is educative.

ABC Cyber ​​Media January 15, 2015 headlines

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• Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed thanked the former President of the Federal Supreme Court, Mrs. Amaya Ashena, and the Vice President, Mr. Solomon Areda, for their service to Ethiopia.

• The recently appointed President of the Federal Supreme Court, Tewodros Mehret, said that they will work to solve the public's complaints by implementing new procedures.

• The National Consultation Commission discussed with religious leaders, civil unions, elders and other stakeholders in Addis Ababa.

• Minister of Finance Mr. Ahmed Shide discussed the economic cooperation and current affairs of the two countries with Mr. Dan Jergens, Minister of Development Cooperation and International Climate of Denmark.

• The Education Minister Prof. Birhanu Nega stated that the new education and training policy will create a good balance for the education and training system to recover from the breakdown and make the next generation a competent competitor at the international level.

• The Information Network Security Administration has announced that it is in the process of formulating guidelines and a regulatory system to govern virtual electronic transactions (cryptocurrency).

• The Ethiopian office of the International Committee of the Red Cross announced that 4 more heavy trucks loaded with medical supplies have arrived in Mekele City.

• The International Telecommunication Union proposed to hold three different conferences in Addis Ababa this year.

• The 2015 regional soil and water conservation campaign was officially launched today in the Benishangul Gumuz region.

• Southern Region Governor Mr. Rustu Yirdau officially launched the 2015 Regional Integrated Watershed Development Program in Halaba Zone, Wera District.

• At the level of Oromia region, this year's watershed development work was officially started in East Showa zone, Adama district today.

• The regional health office announced that it is working to increase the number of health insurance users to 25 million in the Oromia region.

• It was announced that 1,083,709 citizens registered in 221,165 households in the South West Ethiopian People's Region benefited from community health insurance services.

• Members of the Council of Ethiopian Civil Society Organizations entered Mekelle City to discuss with civil society organizations in Tigray.