By: Tigist Sernesa
The U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa has opened a captivating window into the rich tapestry of 120 years of bilateral relations with Ethiopia. The National Museum in Addis Ababa played host to the inauguration of an evocative photo exhibition titled "A Visual Journey of 120 Years of Bilateral Relations," marking a historic milestone in the cultural exchange between the two nations.
Under the auspices of U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia, Ervin Massinga, and the State Minister of Tourism, Sileshi Girma, the exhibit was ceremoniously unveiled with the snip of a ribbon, symbolizing the opening of a portal into the shared history and enduring connections between the United States and Ethiopia.
In his address, State Minister Sileshi Girma highlighted the profound growth of cultural and people-to-people ties, emphasizing the significance of the exhibition's captivating images that freeze-framed key moments in the longstanding relationship between the two nations.
Ambassador Ervin Massinga echoed these sentiments, underlining the power of carefully curated photographs to celebrate milestones and illuminate the deep-rooted connections across various sectors that bind the United States and Ethiopia.
The exhibition stands as a testament to the enduring friendship and collaboration between the United States and Ethiopia, offering a visual narrative that transcends time and borders, resonating with visitors as they embark on a journey through the shared history and aspirations of two nations.