Comments on: Symposium: Ethiopia in the dawn of the third Millennium

By: Enda

Enda — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 18:58:04 +0000

I imagine that the symposium should include the fall down of the exciting cruel regime to construct peaceful and democratic country.There must be critical talks than shouting of irrelevant things in the symposium.

By: Abesha

Abesha — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:36:54 +0000

The symposium should include how to recover the wealth stolen by Woyanne and how to apportion the unfarely accumulated wealth in Tigray to the different regions of the country.

Faire distribution of wealth to the regions!!!

By: Asch (My Japanese Nick name)

Asch (My Japanese Nick name) — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 02:37:09 +0000

Dears
I am writting you from Japan where I am doing my postgraduate studies in Science. I saw the list of topics and speakers for the Millenium Smposium and got impressed by the diversity of the topics. But I saw one big bias towards Academicians which in my opinion fall short of the realities of life outhere in grass root communities….I have no problem with Academicians and I will one day identify myself with these group….but if you are looking for real problems and ground-to-earth solutions..please include some common but wise people if you find in the US Ethio communities. If not invite from Ethiopia , there are a lot out there….

Wish you all sucsesss in the celebrations

God Bless Ethiopia and Ethiopians
Asch from Japan

By: Alebachew

Alebachew — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:35:52 +0000

You have covered urgent issues in the symposium; however, I would suggest a topic on the utilization of the Nile to alleviate the perennial famine in Ethiopia. In addition, I would suggest a topic on dysfunctional behaviors in the development of democracy and how to tackle some of the major obstacles such as jealousy, personalization of political and social issues, etc.