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Ethiopian Airlines Honors Former Leaders for Contributions

Adekunle Owolabi
By Adekunle Owolabi Published January 18, 2025 1 Min Read
Former leaders of Ethiopian Airlines honored for their contributions at a special recognition ceremony."
Former leaders of Ethiopian Airlines honored for their contributions at a special recognition ceremony."
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ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopian Airlines held a ceremony to honor its former General Managers and CEOs, celebrating their contributions to the airline’s success over the decades.

Among those recognized were Colonel Semret Medhane, Captain Zeleke Demessie, Dr. Ahmed Kelo, Mr. Girma Wake, Mr. Bisrat Nigatu, and Mr. Tewolde Gebremariam. Their leadership played a crucial role in shaping Ethiopian Airlines into a leading global carrier.

Former leaders of Ethiopian Airlines honored for their contributions at a special recognition ceremony."
Former leaders of Ethiopian Airlines honored for their contributions at a special recognition ceremony.”

The airline, which has been operational for nearly 78 years, continues to serve as a symbol of national and continental pride, with a rich legacy in the aviation industry.

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