The cultural exhibition of this week has been prepared by the organisation of the Office of Culture and Tourism of Robe City and Bale Zone.
Mrs Alam Tsagga, the Deputy Director of Robe City Culture and Tourism Office, said: “Today’s generation should be given the expected contribution to the development and expansion of Oromo culture.
Mrs Robda Jarso, Deputy Director of Bale Zone Culture and Tourism Office said: “This week’s cultural exhibition is aimed at preserving Oromo culture and identity.
The participants of the cultural exhibition are also happy that the Oromo culture is being prepared in such a way and that it is of great benefit to the Oromo people.
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