Addis Ababa, December 29, 2024 – The Prime Minister’s Office has officially announced the opening of the Palace Museum for public visits, marking a significant milestone in the preservation of Ethiopia’s historical and cultural heritage.

The Grand Palace,has undergone extensive renovations initiated under the leadership of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. The restoration project aimed to revive the architectural splendor of the palace and transform it into a center of historical significance and cultural pride.

In a statement shared on its social media page, the Prime Minister’s Office highlighted the symbolic importance of the Grand Palace, describing it as a reflection of Ethiopia’s perseverance, artistic potential, and visionary spirit.

“The renovation of the Grand Palace is a major step in our efforts to preserve our historical and cultural heritage,” the office stated, emphasizing the role of the museum in honoring the nation’s past while creating a lasting symbol of inspiration for future generations.

The project is part of a broader initiative to rehabilitate historical sites across the country, positioning them as reference points in Ethiopia’s national narrative. The Palace Museum now stands as a testament to the country’s dedication to restoring its former glory and beauty.

Visitors can explore the museum to gain deeper insights into Ethiopia’s rich history, art, and culture. The opening is expected to attract both local and international tourists, boosting the nation’s cultural tourism sector.

The museum’s opening represents not just the preservation of history, but also a renewed commitment to celebrating Ethiopia’s legacy while fostering national pride.

For those interested in visiting, details about the museum’s opening hours and ticketing are expected to be announced soon.