Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed held talks with European Council President Charles Michel.

In a statement posted on his social media page, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said he had met with his friend Charles Michel before the African Union and European Union summit.

He said the EU and Ethiopia have had fruitful discussions on regional, regional and continental issues.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is in Brussels, Belgium to attend the 6th Joint Conference of the African Union and the European Union.

Arriving at Brussels International Airport, the Prime Minister was welcomed by senior government officials.

The two-day summit is expected to bring together African Union and European Union leaders, heads of state and government of various international organizations, as well as guests from the two continents.

The European Union (EU) and European Union (EU) leaders will also discuss ways to strengthen political ties between the European Union and the European Union (EU).


A foreigner who tried to leave the country wrapped in bread was punished

 A foreign national has been sentenced to four years in prison and fined for trying to smuggle khat out of the country.

Abdullahi Abdi, a Swedish national, violated Article 168 (1) of the Customs Proclamation No. 859/2006, Article 44 of Proclamation No. 1160/2011, in violation of Directive No. 008/2007, which stipulates the various agricultural products and factories that airlines can export from Ethiopia. It is reported that the Bole International Airport terminal has arrived at the Bole International Airport on the morning of October 10, 2013 at 3:00 PM.

He was charged with conspiracy to commit felony criminal mischief with intent to commit felony criminal mischief with intent to commit felony criminal mischief with intent to commit felony criminal mischief with impunity.

According to the Attorney General's Directorate of Economic and Tax Crimes, the defendant lost $ 595,663 birr and 78 cents in foreign exchange earnings.

Defendant was arraigned in Federal Lideta Division Criminal Court on charges of apostasy: “I am guilty of the charges against me; I apologize to the Ethiopian people and government for this, ”he said.

According to the Ministry of Justice, the court sentenced the defendant to four years in prison and a fine of 35,000 birr, without the need for further prosecution evidence.