Ethiopia’s Path of Inclusive Prosperity Continues to Strengthen, Says Adem Farah

Addis Ababa, June 7, 2026 (FMC) — Ethiopia’s ongoing progress in advancing inclusive and all-round prosperity—anchored in the integration of democratic practice, development, and peace—continues to be reinforced, according to Mr. Adem Farah, Vice President of the ruling Prosperity Party.

A two-day consultation and evaluation forum involving senior leaders of the Prosperity Party, held at the Shebelle Resort in the Somali Regional State, concluded on Sunday.

In a message shared on his social media page, Mr. Adem Farah stated that the forum conducted a comprehensive review of the implementation of the Prosperity Party’s work plan leading up to the 7th general election held on 1st June 2026.

He added that participants also reached a consensus on key post-election priorities and follow-up activities.

He expressed appreciation to the National Election Board, political parties, security institutions, election observers, and citizens who turned out in large numbers to vote with determination, describing their participation as a cornerstone of the process.

During the visit, members of the leadership also toured ongoing development initiatives in Jigjiga city, where they observed what he described as tangible progress achieved through the joint efforts of the regional government and local communities.

Mr. Adem highlighted several sites visited, including the corridor development project that has significantly transformed the city’s urban landscape, the newly established police hospital providing advanced medical services to security personnel, and the Mesob One-Stop Service Center.

He noted that the rapid transformation seen in Jigjiga demonstrates the practical outcomes of the Prosperity Party’s development and good governance policies, adding that the city’s progress can serve as a model for other parts of the country.

Overall, he emphasized that Ethiopia’s commitment to combining genuine democratic processes with visible achievements in development, good governance, and peace will continue to deepen, further strengthening the country’s path toward comprehensive and inclusive prosperity.