Ethiopia places Tigray under six-month interim administration
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Eyeradio
The Ethiopian government has established a six-month interim administration to govern Tigray, tasked with restoring security, rebuilding institutions and infrastructure, and preparing elections. The decision follows one by the House of Federation and is in line with the Ethiopian Constitution, according to the Ethiopia News Agency (ENA).
The government of Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has established a six-month interim federal administration to govern the Tigray region, according to the Ethiopia News Agency (ENA). The administration is tasked with restoring security, rebuilding public institutions, rehabilitating damaged infrastructure and preparing elections.
The administration was established following a decision by the House of Federation, the Ethiopian constitutional body responsible, among other things, for regional affairs. The federal government says the arrangement is based on the Ethiopian Constitution and current legislation.
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