In an event held at Lideta Catholic Cathedral School, an inauguration ceremony marked the unveiling of the Information Communication Technology (ICT) Center, generously supplied with materials donated by Romania. The ceremony, graced by the presence of Cardinal Berhaneyesus Head of Ethiopian Catholic Church, witnessed the official handover of essential ICT resources aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for students in Ethiopia.

During the event, Ambassador of Romania, Julia Pataki, expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts between Romania and Ethiopia, highlighting the significance of the newly established ICT center. Pataki emphasized Romania’s commitment to fostering educational excellence in Ethiopia through the provision of cutting-edge technology and resources.

“Our idea of creating a network of virtual centers of excellence in Ethiopia was considered a winner at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania. We hope to establish centers in different locations in Ethiopia, with the next one slated for Tiya,” Ambassador Pataki announced, underscoring Romania’s ambitious plans for expanding educational infrastructure across the nation.

The inauguration ceremony, held on Wednesday, March 6th, showcased the dedication of both nations to advancing educational opportunities and technological literacy among Ethiopian youth. Cardinal Birhaneyesus, a revered figure within the Ethiopian Catholic community, graced the occasion, offering his blessings and support for the transformative initiative.

The newly inaugurated ICT Center stands as a testament to the enduring partnership between Romania and Ethiopia, symbolizing a shared commitment to empowering future generations through access to quality education and innovative technology. As Ethiopia continues its journey towards progress and development, collaborations such as these serve as beacons of hope, illuminating pathways towards a brighter and more inclusive future for all.