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| Ambassador Clyde Rivers
In Addis Ababa Ethiopia on
January 10, 2015, Ambassador Dr. Clyde Rivers had the privilege of visiting the
African Union and meeting with several of the leaders.
Ambassador Rivers said, “It was a
great opportunity for me to watch the leadership of the Continent of Africa
solve the issues of this expansive continent. I saw their skilled leadership
creating a brighter future for the next generation. This new leadership model
understands the issues of the African and how to connect with other nations of
the world. This appears to be Africa’s time to develop itself and become a
major player in the global community.”
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Showing posts with label Ethiopia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ethiopia. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
DR. CLYDE RIVERS VISITS THE AFRICAN UNION
ICHANGE NATIONS ESTABLISHES THE PRESIDENT GIRMA WOLDE-GIORGIS ENVIROMENTAL AWARD
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Dr. Mussie Hailu, Former Pres.
Girma Wolde-Giorgis and Dr. Clyde Rivers
IChange Nations President, Dr.
Clyde Rivers says, “I am very grateful to the former President of Ethiopia,
President Girma Wolde-Giorgis, for allowing iChange Nations to establish an
international award in his name. The name of the award is President Girma
Wolde-Giorgis Environmental Award. We are establishing the International
Environmental Award in honor and acknowledgement of his work on the protection
of the environment of Ethiopia and his advocate work for the Land Use Policy of
Ethiopia.”
The President of iChange Nations,
Dr. Clyde Rivers went on to say, “The importance of protecting the environment
is one of the major issues facing the nations of the world today. We have been
given the mandate from God to protect His earth. Former President Girma
Wolde-Giorgis has exemplified this for 65 years. This is why we will bring this
presidential honor to the elite of the world that are leading in environmental
protection. Establishing this award in the name of former President Girma
Wolde-Giorgis of Ethiopia is a monumental privilege for iChange Nations. Let’s
protect our environment.”
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Navajo Nation proclaims “International Golden Rule Day!”
Navajo Nation Vice President Hon. Rex Lee Jim
and Dr.Robert Ornelas
Announcement
from Ambassador Mussie Hailu in Ethiopia:
Dear
Friends, Greetings of peace, light and blessing from Africa. Hope
this finds you all in peace and good health.
I
am happy to inform you that the 8th Navajo Nation Vice President,
Hon. Rex Lee Jim joined us in proclaiming the Golden Rule Day.
Background
Info about
the Hon. Rex Lee Jim, Vice President of Navajo Nation, Window Rock,
AZ. After serving as a ranking member on the Judiciary
Committee and chairman of the Public Safety Committee within the 21st
Navajo Nation Council, Delegate Rex Lee Jim was sworn in as Vice
President of the Navajo Nation on January 11, 2011.
Born and raised in Rock Point, a small farming and ranching community in northern Arizona. Vice President Jim after graduating from Princeton University started work with the Rock Point Community School teaching Navajo to students K-12. During this time, he developed a curriculum for K-Graduate programs that was culturally and pedagogically appropriate for Navajo students. He has published books and produced plays using the Navajo language.
An author, playwright, and medicine man, Vice President Jim continues to make diplomatic trips abroad on behalf of the United Nations to improve relations between nation states and indigenous peoples. As a representative of the Carter Foundation, the Vice President has helped improve relations between the United States of America and the Andean Countries of Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador. Vice President Jim played a key role in the drafting and final passage of the International Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. On 16 December 2010, President Barack Obama declared that the United States is going to sign the declaration.
The Navajo people elected Vice President Jim for his vision to foster our language, traditional songs and prayers, and to ensure the prosperity of the Navajo Nation.
Attached with this email I sent you the proclamation I just received form the Vice President.
Born and raised in Rock Point, a small farming and ranching community in northern Arizona. Vice President Jim after graduating from Princeton University started work with the Rock Point Community School teaching Navajo to students K-12. During this time, he developed a curriculum for K-Graduate programs that was culturally and pedagogically appropriate for Navajo students. He has published books and produced plays using the Navajo language.
An author, playwright, and medicine man, Vice President Jim continues to make diplomatic trips abroad on behalf of the United Nations to improve relations between nation states and indigenous peoples. As a representative of the Carter Foundation, the Vice President has helped improve relations between the United States of America and the Andean Countries of Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador. Vice President Jim played a key role in the drafting and final passage of the International Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. On 16 December 2010, President Barack Obama declared that the United States is going to sign the declaration.
The Navajo people elected Vice President Jim for his vision to foster our language, traditional songs and prayers, and to ensure the prosperity of the Navajo Nation.
Attached with this email I sent you the proclamation I just received form the Vice President.
The
Golden Rule teaching is spreading in the four corner of the Earth.
The more we promote the Golden Rule the more we create a culture of
peace, interfaith harmony, understanding, compassion, human right,
respect for all form of life, right human relationship and better
world for all
May
Peace Prevail on Earth
In Peace and gratitude
Mussie Hailu
In Peace and gratitude
Mussie Hailu
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