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Ethiopian coffee is renowned worldwide for its unique flavor and rich heritage, deeply intertwined with the country's history and culture. Ethiopia is often considered the birthplace of coffee, with legends tracing its discovery back to the ancient coffee forests of the Ethiopian plateau. The diverse topography and climate of Ethiopia create ideal conditions for growing a variety of coffee beans, particularly the <i>Coffea Arabica</i> variety, which is known for its complex and nuanced flavor profile. Major coffee-growing regions such as [[File:Ethiopia-icon.png]] [[Sidamo|Sidamo]] (also a former province), [[File:Ethiopia-icon.png]] [[Yirgachefe]] (woreda), and [[File:Ethiopia-icon.png]] [[Harar]] each produce beans with distinct characteristics, ranging from fruity and floral notes to bold and spicy flavors. Ethiopian coffee is traditionally enjoyed in a ceremonial manner, reflecting the social and cultural significance of coffee in Ethiopian society. The coffee industry is also a critical component of the national economy, providing livelihoods for millions of farmers and contributing significantly to the country's export earnings. | Ethiopian coffee is renowned worldwide for its unique flavor and rich heritage, deeply intertwined with the country's history and culture. Ethiopia is often considered the birthplace of coffee, with legends tracing its discovery back to the ancient coffee forests of the Ethiopian plateau. The diverse topography and climate of Ethiopia create ideal conditions for growing a variety of coffee beans, particularly the <i>Coffea Arabica</i> variety, which is known for its complex and nuanced flavor profile. Major coffee-growing regions such as [[File:Ethiopia-icon.png]] [[Sidamo|Sidamo]] (also a former province), [[File:Ethiopia-icon.png]] [[Yirgachefe]] (woreda), and [[File:Ethiopia-icon.png]] [[Harar]] each produce beans with distinct characteristics, ranging from fruity and floral notes to bold and spicy flavors. Ethiopian coffee is traditionally enjoyed in a ceremonial manner, reflecting the social and cultural significance of coffee in Ethiopian society. The coffee industry is also a critical component of the national economy, providing livelihoods for millions of farmers and contributing significantly to the country's export earnings. | ||
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*[[File:Eritrea-icon.png]] [[Eritrea]] - <s>ኤርትራ አንድ ደደብ ዝንጀሮ ነው! አንጎልህ ቆሻሻው ያነሰ ነው!! ጣሊያናዊ አሻንጉሊት አሳማ ዶግ!! ሁለቱን ድርጅቶች መዋሐድ! Scary psychotic mentally disturbed child, created from a war with [[File:Italy-icon.png]] [[Italy]]. Worst enemy!</s> We are getting along much better and is my best brother! So many cultural similarities. | |||
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Revision as of 17:20, 19 June 2024
Ethiopia, officially the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, has a North Korea ahh name is a country located on the Horn of Africa. He likes coffee.
Ethiopia is bordered by 
Eritrea to the north, 
Djibouti and 
Somalia to the east, 
Kenya to the south, 
South Sudan to the west, and 
Sudan to the northwest. With a population exceeding 115 million, Ethiopia is the second-most populous country in Africa after 
Nigeria. His capital and largest city is 
Addis Ababa, which serves as a significant political, cultural, and economic hub.
Ethiopia is also a country that generally dislikes alcohol and there are also many vegetarians in Ethiopia.
ታሪክ (History)
In 1995, the ✨ Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia ✨ was established under the leadership of president 
Meles Zenawi, introducing a system known as ethnic federalism. This system divided the country along ethnic lines into nine regional states and two multiethnic administrations. Ethnic groups were theoretically granted the "right of secession," although the government continued to violently oppose any attempts to exercise this right.
Unfortunately, Ethiopia continued starving and living in poverty for a long time. But now he started to recover from the bad times. Ethiopia is now one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. If Ethiopia continues to progress at its current rate, Ethiopia will be richer than the current 
Mexico by 2030.
On July 9, 2018, he and Eritrea restored diplomatic relations by finalizing their border, officially ending the border conflict.
Around March 10, 2019, 
Ethiopian Airlines had a recent airplane crash using the 
Boeing 737 Max plane in which the pilots were not properly trained compared to the regular Boeing 737. This caused some countries such as 
USA to ban using this certain model of the plane which is not properly settled for flight. This led to 300+ deaths during the tragedy.
ቡና (Coffee)
Ethiopian coffee is renowned worldwide for its unique flavor and rich heritage, deeply intertwined with the country's history and culture. Ethiopia is often considered the birthplace of coffee, with legends tracing its discovery back to the ancient coffee forests of the Ethiopian plateau. The diverse topography and climate of Ethiopia create ideal conditions for growing a variety of coffee beans, particularly the Coffea Arabica variety, which is known for its complex and nuanced flavor profile. Major coffee-growing regions such as 
Sidamo (also a former province), Yirgachefe (woreda), and Harar each produce beans with distinct characteristics, ranging from fruity and floral notes to bold and spicy flavors. Ethiopian coffee is traditionally enjoyed in a ceremonial manner, reflecting the social and cultural significance of coffee in Ethiopian society. The coffee industry is also a critical component of the national economy, providing livelihoods for millions of farmers and contributing significantly to the country's export earnings.
