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Ethiopians in America were thanked

#Ethiopia Yesterday, Saturday, August 2, 2016, the Annual Appreciation and Reward Program held in Los Angeles recognized 7 Ethiopians.

The founders of the award organization, Mr. Daniel Argau and Mr. Sun Zezgebu Abate, told us that people who served their country in various ways were recognized as blessed.

The families of the winners and many Ethiopians attended the award ceremony. 

For the taste of the event and to give it, Chinese preparations are provided.

 Diplomat City Yifru was one of the national debtors who got recognition that day.

 The great Ethiopian diplomat and the visionary of the Organization of African Unity (now known as the African Union), Ato Umba Yifru, was also selected as the recipient of a special honorable memorial award in his name. 

    Their son Mekonon Urban attended the ceremony and received the commemorative award.

According to journalist Elias, he has been awarded a special award for his significant contribution in the field of journalism by making accurate, balanced and transparent information available to the public. 

Elias explained to the reporter of #Tebevi Media that he was happy to receive this award.

Veteran musician and one of the founders of Roha Band, lead guitarist Salam Seyoum, (Salamino) was honored with a special award for his long service in the music industry. 

On the same day, Seyum Woldemaryam, Salam's father, received a special award for a good person in Addis Ababa, and his son Salam also came to Ethiopia to receive his father's award.

 Professor Haile Larebo :- He was specially awarded for his significant contribution in the field of historical research.

Fregenet Charity Organization, based in Los Angeles, United States of America, presented the 6th round of Pagume's appreciation and recognition event to them for their great contribution in building schools and teaching children in Ethiopia.

Dr. Esgenet Ayelem, who is known for his many charitable works, has been awarded this year's Pagume annual award for his outstanding humanitarian work in helping Ethiopians who were displaced by the war and in shelters and in educating and caring for orphaned children.

     How did you feel about being recognized by Dr. Esgenet Ayele in Los Angeles? We asked them. He said, "When I first found out that I was going to be awarded, I wanted to say goodbye, but I believed that there would be a mark that I could leave for the future generation, so I came to the decision to come to the awarding place." Their families are also happy with the award.

The 6th round of Pagume award ceremony  

It is a research-based awards organization that recognizes those who do well on the principle that good deeds are rewarded.

Pagume is the Ethiopian entertainment and cultural center located in Los Angeles, California.