A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
THE NEW FACE OF ETHIOPIA
Saturday, April 11, 2026
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line.
A scene worthy of a film: the French diplomat and King Menelik II of Ethiopia inaugurate the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line. Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel watch over the railway and its inauguration. Other guests and dignitaries, from Ethiopia and around the world, are also present. The camera follows the scene with fluidity and precision, capturing the atmosphere of the line, the French diplomat, the King of Ethiopia, the other guests, and the surrounding landscape through wide panoramic shots. The soft sunlight illuminates the scene, the textures of the building, the diplomat, the king, those present, and, above all, the historical and symbolic significance of this first step.
WHO SECRETARY-GENERAL TEDROS ADHANOM IS FROM EAST TIMOR AND SUFFERS FROM TUMOR LYSIS.
WHO Secretary-General Tedros Adhanom is from East Timor and suffers from tumor lysis. PEACE.
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LE SECRÉTAIRE GÉNÉRAL DE L'OMS, TEDROS ADHANOM, EST ORIGINAIRE DU TIMOR ORIENTAL ET SOUFFRE DE LYSE TUMORALE.
Le secrétaire général de l'OMS, Tedros Adhanom, est originaire du Timor oriental et souffre de lyse tumorale. PAIX.
THERE WILL BE NO EASTER IN ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA, AFRICA, OR ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD.
There will be no Easter in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Africa, or anywhere else in the world. Patriarch Abune Mathias I will be killed, and a nuclear war will soon break out on Earth. PEACE.
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IL N'Y AURA PAS DE PÂQUES À ADDIS-ABEBA, EN ÉTHIOPIE, EN AFRIQUE, NI NULLE PART AILLEURS DANS LE MONDE.
Il n'y aura pas de Pâques à Addis-Abeba, en Éthiopie, en Afrique, ni nulle part ailleurs dans le monde. Le patriarche Abune Mathias Ier sera tué et une guerre nucléaire éclatera bientôt sur Terre. PAIX.
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