5 hard-working celebrities who bought luxury house

Ethiopian artist with luxury homes | Habesha Top 5
#Ethiopia #AmlesetMuchie #MeseretMebrate

The first modern rice processing test center has been established and started working in the southwest region of Ethiopia

#Ethiopia Arba Moyong University and Bonga University have jointly established the first Enset Processing Pilot Plant in the South West Ethiopia region, which is the largest producer of Enset, in the campus of Bonga University and officially started work on December 12, 2016.

According to the Biotechnology teacher and researcher at Arba Moyong University and the coordinator of the Enset project, Dr. Al-Ashwe Fikadu, the work was done with a financial support of more than 800 thousand Birr based on a request from Bonga University with the aim of bringing the technologies to western Ethiopia.

Arba Moyong University has produced and handed over to Bonga University a variety of rice processing machines for two sites, establishing the first rice processing test center in the Southwest region of Ethiopia and the 4th in the country, according to Dr. Al-Ashwey.

According to Dr. The new university, apart from providing machines and cooking resources, Bonga University also trained the young people who were trained to work at the center in the use of the machines, cooking and yeast use.

Consultations are being held to help with the South West Ethiopia Regional Agricultural Bureau and other partner organizations working in the region to work collaboratively to promote and expand the technologies.

Arba Mojang University Research and Society Goodnet M/President T/P Hailu Merdekios pointed out that the university is working in cooperation with various bodies to expand the anti-infection processing technologies and recalled that during the recent international anti-infection symposium held at the university, a memorandum of understanding was signed with various local universities.

 He said that the hemp processing center, which was established and started working in collaboration with Bonga University, is part of the same agreement. He said that the establishment of the center in Bonga, the region of southwest Ethiopia, which is a major producer of hemp, will play an important role in terms of introducing and adapting the technologies.

The president said that the participating leaders of the Research and Community Development Forum of Higher Education Institutions held at Bonga University had seen the center.

 The president said that this opportunity has brought an additional opportunity for the company, which is held as an institution to promote and expand the technologies at the national level.

 The President said that it is expected that such cooperation activities will create a great desire to use the technologies as a country, which will create an opportunity for the technologies to enter the industry and will enable the university and the individuals who are the inventors of the technologies to get the appropriate benefits.

Dr. Tolera Seda, Director of the Directorate of University-Industry Linkage and Technology Transfer, pointed out that the university is currently working with Wolkite, Debremarkos and Bahir Dar universities to promote and expand Enset and technologies developed and tested in practice around Enset.

 In addition, Dr. Tolera added that the university has signed an agreement with the Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency and five private companies that produce the technologies, which will help to spread and introduce the technologies, and which aims to produce 100 machines and deliver them to the growing areas.

Dr. Tolera stated that the benefits of the hemp processing center established at Bonga are multi-faceted as the area is a major hemp grower. He said that the technologies created based on research have not only enhanced the name and reputation of the university, but also opened doors for us to find partners who work with us in other fields.

Bonga University's academic, research, technology transfer and community services president Dr. Kelelu said that Southwestern Ethiopia is one of the areas where sugarcane is widely produced, which is one of the areas where the university is focusing on research.

 He said that due to various reasons in the area, the production and use of plants is decreasing, the university is working on the adaptation of selected species of plants and propagation of seedlings to the community.

The president stated that the university has large rice fields, and with the aim of processing the products from the fields in a modern way as a research facility and marketing the products, it has been possible to establish a modern rice processing experimental center in cooperation with the pioneer in the field, Arba Moshan University. As the M/President, his work focused on the community and he will continue to focus on expanding the technologies and introducing them to the community.

One of the young people trained at the center who graduated from Bonga Polytechnic College with a level 4 degree in Electrical Installation, said that they found it difficult to use the machines at first, but gradually they began to use them properly.

 Saying that the machines are easy and convenient to use and save a lot of time and energy when compared to the traditional method, the young woman September Bonga added that she has organized with her friends to work in the field if they are supported by Bonga University or other bodies. She also said that she believes that if the plant can be processed in this way, it will be possible to bring a quality product to the market and get a better income.

Bonga University in collaboration with the Ministry of Education organized the Higher Education Institutions Research and Community Forum Presidents' Forum, the Ministry of Education and University leaders visited the center and the technologies will solve the problems of the society and greatly improve the production and quality of the plant and will play a major role in creating job opportunities for the youth and ensuring food security. They pointed out that they can.

He emphasized that the universities should work together on the issue of increasing the production of the plant, adapting and promoting it in unknown areas, and spreading the processing technologies developed by Arba Mojran University.

Arba Source University

Directorate of Communication Affairs