ADDIS ABABA — The Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission held a press briefing at the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, where it officially presented the major agenda pillars that will guide the upcoming National Dialogue Conference.
 
Speaking to members of the media, the Commission announced the key thematic areas identified through its nationwide agenda collection process. These agenda pillars reflect the views and priorities gathered from consultations held across all regional states, city administrations, federal institutions, and members of the Ethiopian diaspora.
 
The agenda covers a wide range of issues that Ethiopians believe require national discussion, including the structure of the state, nation-building, constitutional and governance matters, the rule of law, the independence of public institutions, peacebuilding, reconciliation, and other issues of national importance.
 
The Commission noted that presenting these agenda pillars at the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum carries special significance. Besides, the Commission reaffirmed its commitment to conducting an inclusive, transparent, and credible dialogue that enables Ethiopians from all walks of life to engage in meaningful discussions, build mutual understanding, and work toward a shared vision for a peaceful, democratic, and prosperous future.