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Abiy Ahmed appoints 62 state ministers in Ethiopia

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Abiy Ahmed appoints 62 state ministers in Ethiopia

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has appointed 62 state ministers to federal ministries and public institutions. The reshuffle accompanies the formation of the Medemer government, according to Fanamc, which reported the announcement made on 10 October 2026 in Addis Ababa.

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