Ethiopia and the Civil War

Ethiopia has been facing a civil war for years.  Border disputes, pro-independence groups, terrorist groups, etc. have created an insecure atmosphere for the people of this country.

But this is not the only problem.

Poverty, hunger, health problems, lack of adequate educational space, lack of drinking water, etc. have also created difficult conditions for people.  Most importantly, due to the war, many humanitarian aid do not reach deprived areas.

Over the years, many trucks carrying humanitarian aid have been looted by opposition or government troops, and in recent years international organizations have not allowed trucks carrying humanitarian aid to enter war-torn areas before a ceasefire is declared.

But what is the solution?

Not all Ethiopians are involved in civil war.  Many parts of the central and southern regions of the country are completely safe, and even parts of northern Ethiopia are safe these days.

We can improve the current situation in the country by providing relief in safe areas, creating a suitable educational environment, providing humanitarian aid, providing drinking water and meeting food needs, and also educating the next generation of Ethiopian society by emphasizing education.

By creating an educational platform, we prevent many problems that may occur in the future.Because many of the problems that Ethiopia is facing today are due to the lack of a proper educational environment.

Also, people who do not have proper health care services can have a proper health care environment.

Improving the quality of life, providing food and drinking water, providing health care, and creating an educational environment all help us to create a good platform for evangelism in this country.

In this way we help them to have more prosperity and a better life in this life, and also to enjoy eternal life by knowing Jesus Christ and believing in His salvation.

Take action now to improve the situation in this country.

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