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ESFNA 25th Tournament to be held in D.C.

January 24th, 2008 |  |  2 Comments

Press Release

EFSNA announces that its 25th year anniversary will be held in Washington D.C. in 2008. ESFNA board members were given the opportunity to assess the various venues including 5-star Gaylord Hotel, RFK Stadium, D.C. Armory and the Convention Center. Board members heard attractive pitches from potential host cities, Atlanta and the DC-5. In the end the board chose the DC-5 packet in hosting the Silver Anniversary Jubilee.

ESFNA believes that the event will undoubtedly be hugely successful because it has the attributes of an ideal city – it has a large Ethiopian Community estimated at close to 250,000 and a strong Ethiopian Cultural and Business presence including over 200 Ethiopian-owned businesses and over 25 faith organizations. Additionally, the D.C. Metro area is easily accessible to more than 300,000 Ethiopians living within driving distances of cities such as Baltimore, Philadelphia, Richmond, New York City, Pittsburgh, Hampton Roads area, North Carolina, Boston, Nashville, Columbus, Chicago, Toronto and Atlanta. There are also direct flights to three major airports for Ethiopians living in Europe and Addis Ababa.

ESFNA board members truly congratulate the efforts by Atlanta and the DC-5 and now officially invite all Ethiopians around the world to be a part of the historical event in the year of the Ethiopian Millennium.

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2 Comments to “ESFNA 25th Tournament to be held in D.C.”

  1. Giveup says:

    It is good ESFNA been around for over 20 years, and also for ethiopians get togather from all over the world, my wish is they should do some thing for ethiopians kid, so far they haven’t done or build for there home land nothing they should be more giving not only takeing please think about it after all we are the childeren of that beatiful LAND.
    ONE ETHIOPIA, ONE PEOPLE, ONE NATION FOR EVER.

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    January 24th, 2008 at 3:48 PM

  2. Ewunetu says:

    I do not know very well about ESFNA. However, I am certain of one thing. ESFNA is far from perfection and much remains to be desired. Nevertheless, there is a lot Ethiopian political parties can learn from its relative success, experience and longevity. ESFNA owes its success and longevity mainly to its relative internal democracy and the commitment of its leadership to the bigger picture. Let us undertake more study and learn a lesson from why and how ESFNA has been able to be successful whereas other organizations (all without exception) in the political arena that started off before, after or with ESFNA have been faltering and floundering.
    Ewunetu

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    January 24th, 2008 at 4:04 PM

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