FDRE President Taye Atsekeslassie has appointed Legesse Tulu (PhD), previously the Minister of Government Communication Services, as Ambassador with Plenipotentiary Powers.

The announcement, issued directly from the Office of the President, signals a new chapter in Dr Legesse’s career and a strategic deployment of experienced personnel within the Ethiopian government.

President Taye’s decision, made in accordance with Article 71, Sub-Article 3 of the Ethiopian Constitution, underscores the importance of strong diplomatic representation.

While the specific nation to which Ambassador Legesse Tulu (PhD) will be assigned remains unconfirmed, sources suggest the destination is a nation crucial to Ethiopia's economic development and geopolitical influence.

Dr. Legesse's tenure as Minister of Government Communication Services was marked by an emphasis on transparency and modernization of public communication strategies.

He spearheaded initiatives to improve citizen engagement, leverage digital platforms, and foster constructive dialogue between the government and the public.

His communication skills and understanding of policy are widely viewed as strong assets for navigating complex international relations.

The appointment marks a potential strategic realignment within the government.

Observers speculate that Dr. Legesse's appointment is due to his experience within the government.

The move could allow Ethiopia to strengthen ties and advance its interests on the world stage.