ملس زيناوي

ملس زيناوي





أول رئيس وزراء إثيوبيا الرئيس سبقه لحقه ولد الحزب السياسي الديانة

ملس زيناوي

الحالي

تولى المنصب 23 أغسطس, 1995

گرما ولد گرگس

منگيستو هايله مريم (كزعيم لحزب عمال إثيوبيا)

الحالي

مايو 8, 1955 (1955-05-08) (age 54) عدوة, تگراي, إثيوبيا

EPRDF

كنيسة التوحيد الارثوذوكسية الإثيوبية

ملس زيناوي, رئيس وزراء اثيوبيا (في الوسط) مع دانيال أراپ موي وجورج بوش



ملس زيناوي (9 مايو 1955), هو رئيس وزراء اثيوبيا منذ 22 أغسطس 1995. وكان شغل قبل ذلك منصب رئيس لها من 28 مايو 1991 إلى 22 اغسطس 1955. وهو من قومية تگراي.
هو عضو بالجبهة الديمقراطية الثورية للشعب الاثيوبي.


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مأثورات عن ملس

• “أنا نادم على الوفيات ولكن تلك لم تكن مظاهرات عادية. فلا ترى قنابل يدوية تـُلقى في مظاهرات عادية”--قالها بعد الانتخابات
  

• "Africa's
  downfall has always been the cult of the personality. And their names
  always seem to begin with M. We've had Mobutu and Mengistu and I'm not
  going to add Meles to the list.”--Dimbleby questioning Meles on his exposure to the people.
  

• "We
  have taken measures and beefed up our defense capabilities around the
  border since December to prevent any miscalculation by the other side,” post-Eritrean-Ethiopian war complications
  

• "It's
  true we have our disagreements on border issues, we have disagreements
  on trade and related issues, but you don't go invading a country
  whenever you have a dispute on trade issues, ... We have more civilized
  mechanisms on resolving such problems.” -- after Eritrea's attack on Mekele, Ethiopia
  

• "أمريكا
  لم تعطنا أي أموال لنتدخل في الصومال. هذا لا يعني أن أمريكا لم تعطنا
  معونة غذائية أو أموال لمكافحة انتشار الإيدز من قبل. فبالقطع هي قد فعلت.
  ولكننا لن نذهب للقتال في الصومال باستعمال الواقي الجنسي." - رد ملس
  على سؤال استنكاري من النائب البرلماني بولشا دمكسا حول إذا ما كانت
  أمريكا قد أعطت دعماً مالياً لإثيوبيا للتدخل في الصومال.
  

• "This is not your run-of-the-mill demonstration. This is an Orange Revolution gone wrong" - PM Zenawi accusing opposition parties for the violence.
  

• "I have never heard of any convincing reason as to why we should privatize land at this stage." Part of PM Zenawi's controversial reply to Dr. Abdul Mejid Hussien.
  

• "The
  violence has marred the image of Ethiopia,... The worst is clearly
  behind us and we do not expect any such violence in the near future.” --on post-election events
  

• "Even
  when we obey international laws after exhausting all peaceful means,
  some countries might not support our move to defend Ethiopia because of
  their own national interests or diplomatic rationale. So what do we do?
  Two choices: either we seat & welcome our enemies to invade our
  homes or we stand up for ourselves. I hope parliament chooses the
  second option...we don’t need the blessing of other nations to defend
  our country." --Meles speaking to parliament about Somali Islamic courts.(from amharic translation)
  

• "I am proud to be an Ethiopian. I am proud to be a part of that history."--Meles speaking to American intellectuals about Ethiopia and its history.
  

• "When
  they (Somali Jihadists) control the whole of Somalia it would be very
  naive to assume that they will mend their ways, cease to be terrorists
  and become very civilized and very tame pussycats." --Interview with AP on Somali extremists.
  

• "As
  we respond to the assault of our enemy and defend our country, we must
  never break international laws. Crime can not be solved by more crime." -- Meles Zenawi speaking to Parliament November 23, 2006. (from Amharic translation)
  

• "We believe the problem between ourselves and Eritrea will have to be resolved through dialogue, but it takes two to tango"--on border dispute with Eritrea
  
• "The
  rest of the contextual factors have no relevance whatsoever to the
  investigative process. Indeed, they remind me of the famous Tina Turner
  song. 'What’s love got to do with it?'" --Meles Zenawi's response to EU-EOM implying Mrs. Ana Gomez's alleged contradicting accusations.
  

• "So
  why don't you give them additional concessions?' We said, 'What
  concessions? Concessions from our sovereignty? That has never been done
  by any government in Ethiopia in 3,000 years.' That is the only thing
  of great value what we have inherited from our past, our unflinching
  determination to keep our...country independent even if we are dying of
  hunger."--Response to EU's demands for Eritrea
  

• "While
  they are entitled to their own opinion, this government and this
  country are incapable, unwilling and unable to be run like some banana
  republic from Capitol Hill. It is very worrisome that some of these
  individuals appear to have entertained such views."-- In response Rep. Donald Payne's pressure for Hailu Shawel & Co.
  

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