A city that takes care of its children: Addis Ababa The true beauty of a city is not measured only by the height of its buildings or the width of its streets. The biggest measure is how concerned you are for tomorrow's generation. The path of change that Addis Ababa is following today shows this fact in practice. The landscaping of the city, from the development of rivers to the expansion of green spaces, is designed to create a safe, beautiful environment not only for the comfort of the residents, but also for the children. Huge projects such as Arada Park: Kebena River: Adwa Victory Memorial: Entoto Park, Friendship Park and Abrhot Library have been built as special centers where children can grow up through play and knowledge. In addition, Mayor Adanech Abebe's initiative, the Early Childhood Development Program, is strengthening the foundation of the city's future by providing comprehensive care for children from birth to six years of age. This has opened the door for Addis Ababa to host the first international early childhood program as a model for other African countries. Even when the children go to school, the care of the city does not stop. The World Food Programme, where nearly one million students receive two meals a day, has been cited as a great experience in Africa. In addition to food, school supplies and uniforms were provided free of charge, allowing children to focus on their studies without being hungry or worried. Access to clean drinking water and toilets is also being improved in schools, and special attention has been paid to creating a safe learning environment. Addis Ababa is not only building roads and buildings. What you are building is the heart of tomorrow's generation. This city is becoming an African city where children can grow comfortably by creating hope, care and a comfortable environment for its children. Only when our children are safe, tomorrow will be safe! For more information: https://linktr.ee/Addis_Ababa_Communication