Addis Ababa — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday laid a wreath at the Adwa Victory Monument in Addis Ababa, paying tribute to Ethiopia’s enduring spirit of resistance, sovereignty, and national pride.
The Prime Minister’s gesture honored the heroes of the historic Battle of Adwa, a defining moment in African history that symbolized the triumph of unity, courage, and self-determination against colonial aggression. Modi described the victory as a powerful reminder of Africa’s proud legacy of freedom, dignity, and resilience, noting its significance not only for Ethiopia but for the entire continent.
As part of his visit, Prime Minister Modi also toured the Adwa Museum, which commemorates Ethiopia’s struggle for independence and celebrates the values of bravery, unity, and national sovereignty. The museum, widely regarded as a living testament to Ethiopia’s historical resistance, showcases the country’s determination to preserve its independence and cultural identity.
The visit underscored the deep respect India holds for Ethiopia’s history and its role as a symbol of anti-colonial resistance. It also reflected the broader spirit of solidarity between India and Ethiopia, two nations with shared experiences of struggle, resilience, and a long-standing commitment to sovereignty and self-rule.
