Amoraw and others captured during the same battle, the following interesting document alludes too, were ultimately killed by the military government of Megistu Hailemariam. We can only hope those who served the Derge and fled to Europe and else where in the North America's will look back and reflect after reading this story. We also hope the story will help the young generation to realize the current peace and prosperity in the country was the fruits of hard won struggle by people with big hearts!
Amoraw Memorial Youth Development Project (AMYDP) is established for the following purposes:
To generate sustained income for youth-oriented development activities,
To memorize the known patriot, Amoraw , among the young generation groups.
To create employment opportunity of the youth in the area,
To increase the investment opportunity to the district
To create recreational opportunities to the people of the district and nearby communities.
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