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MoI says Ethiopia ever committed to fight terrorism as development goes on intensified

MoI says Ethiopia ever committed to fight terrorism as development goes on intensified: "The Ministry of Information said the government while making relentless efforts to succeed in its path of sustainable development will further enhance the successes being gained in its struggle against all groups who are bent on disrupting peace in the country.
In its weekly statement on Friday, the Ministry also indicated that all countries committed to eliminate terrorism from the face of the earth are expected to jointly struggle against these insidious forces such as the Eritrean government that are openly providing assistance to terrorists."

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