Foundation for Stability for the Horn of Africa

Senior Leadership Program in African Angle Stability Foundation Kenya Republic of Kenya Republic of Kenya shows important examples for democracy and stability in African horns and will continue to do so in future. The role of the Republic of Kenya * as a stable democracy ensures that it continues to be a model for success in the corners of Africa. Through cultural, economic and political development this country should be used as a local intermediary. The Republic of Kenya can trace its origin to the birth of mankind.

Due to multiculturalism, the high population of Muslim population, economic downturn, the horns of Africa are hotbeds of extremist activities, terrorist groups and piracy. All these elements threaten the peace and stability of the region and affect many countries abroad. The United States plays an important role in helping countries in the corners of Africa to ensure stability and safety. Joint Working Group - African Corner (CJTF - HOA) was established to carry out this task in this area. Djibouti stands out as a country in this region and plays an important role in helping America protect its interests in the region.

Ethiopia is an American alliance in the war against terrorism and is seen as an unstable oasis in problematic African corner areas suffering from militant attacks and ruthless revolt operations. This stable image is made up of Washington 's persuasive lobbyists and social media giants about government salaries. However, despite the growth and stability of the appearance, it is not very good in Ethiopia. In October last year, the authorities reduced the Ethiopian currency (Birr) by 15% to promote export delay. The country is also working to mitigate the effects of large youth unemployment, high public debt, rising inflation, and foreign exchange deficits. Economic difficulties that have plagued Ethiopia are causing more and more intense confusion. Amhara and Olomo protesters condemn the economic alienation and systematic elimination of strong leaders of Tiglang

Ethiopia is in contact with the east side of Africa's corner and is in contact with Eritrea, Sudan, Kenya and Somalia. The capital city of Ethiopia is Addis Ababa, to this day Ethiopia is the second most populous country in Africa, the country after Nigeria. The currency is a building. By the time I write this article, 1 Ethiopian Building = 0.051 dollars, and conversely 1 dollar = 20 Ethiopian Building. The economy of the country relies mainly on agriculture (Ethiopia is one of the world's leading coffee producing countries) and services (telecommunications, finance, insurance etc). English is the most popular foreign language, but many people think that Amharic is the official language of Ethiopia. Oromo is another popular language in Ethiopia.