ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Governor of Minnesota has officially proclaimed Friday, July 3, as "Ethiopian Day" across the state, acknowledging the rich cultural heritage and significant contributions of the Ethiopian American community.
The official proclamation recognizes the achievements of Ethiopian residents in various sectors that strengthen the state, including business, education, healthcare, public service, and the arts. It highlights the community's enduring spirit and its vital role in enriching Minnesota's social and economic landscape.
The declaration coincides with the 43rd annual Ethiopian sports tournament, a major community gathering. Organizers and community leaders welcomed the governor's proclamation, expressing their gratitude for the state's recognition of their heritage and resilience.
The Ethiopian Day celebrations are scheduled to take place on Friday, July 3, at TCO Stadium in Eagan, Minnesota, where attendees will gather to honor their unity, shared future, and vibrant traditions.
The official proclamation recognizes the achievements of Ethiopian residents in various sectors that strengthen the state, including business, education, healthcare, public service, and the arts. It highlights the community's enduring spirit and its vital role in enriching Minnesota's social and economic landscape.
The declaration coincides with the 43rd annual Ethiopian sports tournament, a major community gathering. Organizers and community leaders welcomed the governor's proclamation, expressing their gratitude for the state's recognition of their heritage and resilience.
The Ethiopian Day celebrations are scheduled to take place on Friday, July 3, at TCO Stadium in Eagan, Minnesota, where attendees will gather to honor their unity, shared future, and vibrant traditions.
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