Ethiopia

**Ethiopia**, alias **Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia**, be landlocked country. Edey Africa ein horn insyd. Ein den Eritrea dey share border for north, den plus Djibouti for northeast, Somalia for de east den northeast, Kenya for de south, South Sudan for de west, den Sudan for de northwest. Ethiopia dey cover land area of 1,112,000 square kilometres (472,000 sq. miles). As of 2023, ebe home to around 128 million inhabitants, wey dey make am de 13th-most populous country for de world insyd, de 2nd-most populous insyd Africa after Nigeria, den de most populated landlocked country for Earth top. De national capital den largest city, Addis Ababa, dey lie several kilometres west of de East African Rift wey dey split de country into de African den Somali tectonic plates.

Ethiopia be multi-ethnic state plus ova 80 different ethnic groups. Christianity be de most widely faith dem profess insyd de country, plus significant minorities of de adherents of Islam den small percentage to traditional faiths. Dis sovereign state be founding member of de UN, de Group of 24, de Non-Aligned Movement, de Group of 77, den de Organisation of African Unity. Addis Ababa be de headquarters of de African Union, de Pan African Chamber of Commerce and Industry, de United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, de African Standby Force den chaw of de global non-governmental organizations wey dey focus for Africa top. Ethiopia cam turn full member of BRICS insyd 2024.

## Government den politics

### Administrative divisions
Ethiopia be administratively divided go four levels: regions, zones, *woredas* (districts) den *kebele* (wards). De country dey comprise 12 regions den two city administrations under dese regions, plenty of zones, woredas den neighbourhood administration: kebeles. De two federal-level city administrations be Addis Ababa den Dire Dawa.

## Demographics

### Urbanization

## References


## Read further
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* Ethiopia. *The World Factbook*. Central Intelligence Agency.
* BBC Ethiopia Profile
* World Bank Ethiopia Summary Trade Statistics
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* Key Development Forecasts for Ethiopia from International Futures.
* Ethiopia pages – U.S. Dept. of State (wich dey include current State Dept. press releases den reports for Ethiopia top)