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Mr. Demeke Mekonen began his visit to four African nations in Tanzania

Government Representative Prime Endlessly pastor of International concerns Demeke Mekonon began his visit to four African nations today in Tanzania.

At the point when Ato Demeke entered Zanzibar, his Tanzanian partner, Sithegomina Expense, got him.

Mr. Demeke Mekonon, who began his visit in Tanzania, will go on in Comoros, Burundi and Uganda.

Ato Demeke talked with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu on respective and local issues.

In their conversation, they made sense of that Ethiopia will focus for its relations with Tanzania.

He directed out that Ethiopia needs their relationship toward be fortified in the financial field also.

Ato Demeke said that the public authority needs to reinforce harmony by carrying out the Pretoria Nonaggression treaty.

He referenced that issues connected with the Incomparable Renaissance Dam are being settled through discourse under the protection of the African Association.

Likewise, they underscored that the intercession of the Bedouin Association is unseemly.

Appointee Top state leader Demeke affirmed that Ethiopia will offer the fundamental help for the serene goal of the circumstance in Sudan.

Samia Suluhu, then again, expressed that it is her nation's longing to reinforce respective relations with Ethiopia, particularly in the field of flight, the travel industry and culture.

They affirmed that Tanzania upholds the endeavors of the Ethiopian government to lay out and keep up with harmony.

Data from the Service of International concerns demonstrates that an arrangement has been reached to forestall illegal exploitation mutually.

Ato Demeke asked that the Ethiopians who were deluded by bootleggers and captured in Tanzania ought to be dealt with properly.

It has been brought up that the Ethiopian Consulate in Tanzania has returned 2,500 Ethiopians to their country over the most recent couple of months and is attempting to return the rest.