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We are thrilled to announce that The Inspired Ethiopian Youth Association - IEYA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Better Life-ethiopia ! 📜🤝

This remarkable collaboration aims to empower Ethiopian youth and support them in building a brighter future.

Join us in celebrating this fantastic partnership, and stay tuned for more updates on our joint efforts in making a difference in the lives of our talented Ethiopian youth! 🇪🇹💚

#IEYA #BetterLifeEthiopia #MOU #EmpoweringYouth #StrongerTogether

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