Ethiopia: Prof. Mohamed Hassan, Horn of Africa and Beyond (Interview)

Addis Ababa (HAN) 17 December, 2020. Public Diplomacy and Regional security initiatives. Professor Mohamed Hassan returned from a trip to Ethiopia. He has traveled throughout the country and has been visiting several regions such as Oromia, Amhara and Somali Region. Mohamed gave lectures and participated in seminars. He met several former opposition leaders and had a met with the  Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali.  At the beginning of his journey, some have recognized him because for years he has presented his analyses on the Web TV of the opposition: Oromo TV, SBS – Amharic and ESAT TV. During his stay, he even became a celebrity because of his regular appearances on national and local television. People came to shake his hand, young Ethiopians of different nationalities thanked him for his analyses and efforts. He received gifts from ordinary people.
Prof. Nour Kaafi Remember Prof Mohamed Hasan, when he visited Mogadishu 1983 with a high-level Belgium delegation. We traveled together to Jawhar, Balcad and Banadir region for regional assessment in Jalalaqsi and luuq area.  (picture copyright Eritrean center for Strategic studies)

Ethiopia, Horn of Africa and beyond – Prof. Mohamed Hassan and Elias Amare,

Watch Episode 3 of a series of conversations with Prof. Mohamed Hassan and Elias Amare on the current political situation in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa region.

Originally broadcasted September 11, 2020
Horn of Africa TV, By Elias Amare.

Comments and opinion at:  han@geeskaafrika.com

Geeska Afrika Online (1985-2020) Journal Information: The Horn of African (Geeska Afrika Online) Perspective presents critical analysis of the global, regional, and transnational issues affecting the Horn of African countries, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Djibouti, Uganda, Sudan and South-Sudan. The Geeska Afrika Online journal brings cogent, thought-provoking examination of the significant developments in the Horn of Africa and east Africa and promotes a healthy exchange of ideas among scholars, students, and policymakers in an IGAD’s regional Security Watch platforms since 1985.


 


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