Ato Shimels Abdisa, President of the Oromia Regional Government, delivered a report to the committee.
In his report, he urged military forces such as Shene to pursue peace through discussion.
Attempts have been made to reveal the forces that strive to undermine brotherhood in the name of ethnicity and religion, both individually and collectively. He stated
Instead, five Buura Boru schools were constructed in neighboring villages to encourage fraternity.
The president underlined that major efforts to boost agricultural production and productivity have yielded outstanding results.
It was able to supply wheat to the overseas market in the region through irrigation and irrigation.
Farmers were given production enhancement inputs and the best seeds for the 2014/15 season.
Farmers have been forced to utilize organic fertilizers.
In addition to maintaining regional food security, it was conceivable to be effective by actively participating in wheat production in order to supply it to the overseas market.
He was grateful to the subject matter experts who assisted in making this endeavor a success.
In this regard, the president remarked that the Oromia region fared brilliantly overall in the Green Footprint program.
He claimed that 4.16 billion saplings were planted on 1.15 million hectares of land last summer and that 92 percent of the first phase evaluation was permitted.
This shows a higher level of performance than previous years’ efforts.
According to estimates, 4.9 billion saplings will be planted in 2015, and work on seedling preparation has already begun. In the last six months, 1.9 seedlings have germinated. (OBN)