If we aspire to enhance the contribution of agriculture to our economic growth, it is imperative to modernize our agricultural practices and broaden the range of available products. In the Oromia Regional State, the export of over 100 million quintals of wheat to global markets each year is a remarkable achievement. Various initiatives have yielded impressive results by diversifying agricultural crops like avocados, bananas, and tea leaves, turning them into valuable commodities. Notably, the avocado production initiative has significantly increased output and become a significant source of foreign currency. To ensure the success of the region's banana production project, selected banana seeds are being developed through tissue culture and made accessible to the public. With more than 7,000 banana plants already cultivated on over 2,000 hectares of land, an estimated 2.5 million more are expected to be planted this year. These programs are providing our farmers with new productio...
Dambi Dollo City
The city of Dambi Dollo was founded in 1891, according to some sources.
The town of Dambi Dollo has located 652 Km to the West of Oromia. It was the first city where modern education began, and Yemenis, Greeks, Arabs, and Americans, including the country's ethnic groups, have lived in love and respect for many years. Currently, more than 52 thousand people are living in the cities.
Although the city has been in existence for a long time since its establishment, it has had many infrastructure problems due to a lack of attention by the successive governments that have led the country. Recently, the transitional government has paid high attention to the development of infrastructure that is comfortable for the life of the community and can change the economy of its residents.
Although Dambi Dollo town is in full economic activity, its economic activities have cooled down due to security problems in the district in the past four years have been doing well. Meanwhile, with the participation of the people and the government, peace, and stability are being created and infrastructure development problems are being solved. Among these, the street lighting project, which was delayed for more than five years, has been completed at a cost of more than 9 million birr.
Besides, twenty km of roads that were plagued by fog and mud in summer have been completed at a cost of more than 42 million. The flood ditches constructed at a cost of 12 million will also solve the problems of the community.
With the recovery of socio-economic activities with the coming lasting peace, extensive greening works are being carried out to make the city greener and more comfortable for the lives of its residents.
In total, various types of development infrastructures are being constructed with more than 100 million and 47 million from the government budget and World Bank Assistance (UIIDP).
Community cooperation plays an important role alongside the government's efforts to make Dambi Dollo a green city with a developed infrastructure and security. Since there is no development without peace, community participation plays an important role in creating a peaceful and stable city and it is the role of the community to protect and maintain the development infrastructure.
Dambi Dollo City
The city of Dambi Dollo was founded in 1907 A.L. H was founded on it. The city is located 662 km west of the capital city of Finland. It got its name from the name of a man named Dollo Wayyeessa. 'Dollo lived under the Wayyeessa Dambii Dhaabee ', Mr. Asaffa Boroo told me. The town is said to have had a school, religious institutions, an administrative body, an airport, a Commercial station, drinking water, roads, and a health post in 1937, and a CBE Bank in this city is inhabited by the children of Sayyo. Therefore, DD is known as the capital/capital of the six Sayo. Can you say who is the Sayo? Sayo is the Dadhi, and Dadhi is the Macca. Dadhi has two children named Sayo and Leqa. Sayo has two children named Akkayuu and Dullachoo Dullacho has three children called Dalle, Laaloo, and Garjeeda. grandfather has three children Galan, Alaku, and Awuu. Dale has three children: Dhaa, Darbo, and Agaloo. Lalo has four children: Billy, Dogan, Denta, and Wayne. Garjeedi has four children: Qoree, Iluu, Badhaasoo, and Samee. Alaku has four children: Baddesso, Belle, Oota, and Buno. Galan has three children: Arrere, Amballa, Wacho, Filfili, Parents Full, Babbo, Diggawwo, and Guji. Awuu has four children: Dha'ee, Doobbii, Igguu, and Wayu. marreekaa so, sayyoo is called 'ja'an sayyoo' because his children Akkayyuu and Dullacho have three children.... so DD is known for many things, for example, the beating of the bilious maco 'laws' of heroes and philosophers like shirii kubii, in traditional food it also has the only 'Repression' there. DDn heroes and intellectuals such as Oliqa Dingilu, Burayu father of Gosa, Ebenezer Addunya, Dirribee Jifar, Rev. Gidada Solan, Leencoo Lataa, Abba Caalàa Lataa, Dr. Gammachuu Magarsaa, Dr. Nagaasoo Gidaadaa, Ibsaa Guutamaa, Dr. Solomon Ungashee, Dr. Ethan, Dr.Enoch, etc. and DD has given birth to many singers and songwriters like Solomon Dannaqa, Getachew Hailemariam, Jirenya Shifara, Jaafar Yusuf and many more among the journalists: Gaz. Tujubee Hora, Bilisee Iranaa, Alamaayoo Qaannaa, Birhanu Shifarra... the following photo is from 1907 I got by decoding. this story continues! Horaa Bulaa! live me!
Drone Technology at Dambi Dollo University
Drone Technology at Dambi Dollo University has come up with new types of drones.
The Flight Test of new types of Drones was successfully conducted/flown at Dambi Dollo University, developed by Ammanuel Balcha and in collaboration with his team at the STEM Center. These types of drones are one of the most advanced drones in use in the world. Now these drones can be flown by preparing a Mission waypoint on (Mission Planner Software on GoogleHybridMap) by preparing a Mission waypoint to any desired location and flying a distance up to 2.5 km.
In addition to various functions like pest chemical spraying, (Public Announce PA Drone)/ loudspeaker, u
Dambi Dollo University has provided aid to Borena People.
Dambi Dollo University has provided food aid estimated to be more than two million ETB for Borena people who are in serious food shortage because of drought.
The provision of the aid has been carried out within the presence of Dr. Leta Tasfaye, the president of DaDU. Dr. Leta said that Dambi Dollo University has been providing humanitarian services for people have been facing natural and manmade disasters. Furthermore, he addressed that DaDU will provide necessary support for Borena people in the future.
Last year, DaDU helped Borena people who were in food shortage because natural disaster.
Dambi Dollo University has organized an International Seminar on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Technological Development.
The event has been organized by the university's international relations coordinating office in collaboration with the Department of Computer Sciences and the College of engineering and technology at Dambi Dollo University. The opening speech was done by Dr. Sampath Kumar and Dr. Kishore Kumar. The main purpose of the international seminar is to contribute knowledge on the role of artificial intelligence in technological development and its applications in a field of study. Guests and speakers were invited from the universities of Malaysia, Estonia, and India. More than 400 participants took part in the occasion and the conference was successfully carried out as it has been planned. Dr. Habtamu Fekadu, the postgraduate directorate director, made the general speech and appreciated all participants of the conference and the Dambi Dollo University management. Finally, Mr. Diriba Andasha, the International Relations Coordinator of Dambi Dollo University gave special thanks to all participating bodies and DaDU management for the success of the conference. He also added that such an international conference enhances collaboration to work on artificial intelligence for home and technological development for home and host universities.
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