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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) has officially launched the 5 Million Ethiopian Coders Initiative at the Science Museum, aligning with the national Digital Ethiopia 2025 strategy to bridge the digital skills gap.

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The initiative is designed to provide digital technology training to five million citizens. By 2026, the program aims to equip these individuals with foundational skills in Web Programming, Android Development, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence, according to the Office of the Prime Minister.

During the launch ceremony, Prime Minister Abiy emphasized the nation’s hope in its forward-thinking youth population. “The 5 Million Ethiopian Coders Initiative we launch today is a great opportunity,” he highlighted.

The Prime Minister urged everyone to encourage the youth to register for the program, gain skills, and acquire international certification. He entrusted them with the mission of creating a movement to produce five million Ethiopian coders within the next three years.

He also expressed gratitude to the government of the United Arab Emirates for their partnership in this project. “My greatest gratitude goes to the government of the United Arab Emirates for their partnership in this large-scale capacity-building project,” PM Abiy remarked.

Furthermore, the Prime Minister stated that these five million coders will not only create innovative local solutions but also become a beacon of hope for the continent.

The 5 Million Ethiopian Coders Initiative is a collaborative effort between Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates, aimed at training five million citizens in digital technology, artificial intelligence, and related digitization skills.

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9 COMMENTS

  1. Am glad to hear this great news and I want to congratulate all youths and everyone that got this golden opportunity.
    Am looking forward to be one of those who’s lucky to be the student

  2. I’m happy to this opportunity but stiil i don’t know how can join five millions Ethiopian coders.
    So how can register for this opportunity and also this trianing for how many days?

  3. Comment:Comment:it is the great opportunity for Ethiopian youth,we are a reach source of human power without knowledge meaningless so that virtual integrated digital news platform basic for development it encourage personal creativity I really appriciate Dr Abiy Ahmed &united Areb emirate

  4. I think this is the great opportunity for all ethiopian youths and I want to thank our prime minister Dr. Abiy b/c this initiative is very crucial and which makes the youths internationally competitive and innovative for international labour market.
    Nice time!!! Peace and prosperity for our country!!!

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