About us
Strengthening & applying a true Federal system which recognizes
the diversity and contributions of all Ethiopians
"In the context of our current struggle, our main challenge is extremism!
It is also a context of divisive extremist thought and action. There is a lot of hate speech. In order to solve these obstacles from the ground up and ensure the universal benefit of our people, there are collective thoughts and activities held by Prosperity as a party to realize the prosperity of our country.
These are the good thoughts that we call brotherhood, national unity, and the honor of citizens. It has changed the perspective of our social foundations by being guided by the idea of inclusion as well as prosperity.
It is necessary for anyone not only to focus on his own nation, his own religion and the like, but to acknowledge and respect other nations, religions and similar issues and live together in brotherhood. The country grows and our universal prosperity is confirmed when our values of solidarity and national unity are strengthened.
Fighting extremism, taming extremist thinking, and continuing to strengthen our work to ensure prosperity through the supremacy of ideas will be timeless."
:- Mr. Moges Balcha
Head of the Addis Ababa Office of Prosperity Party
Our party, established in 2019, is a political entity in Ethiopia that espouses a multifaceted set of general objectives. These objectives encompass various dimensions, including economic development, unity and national identity, good governance, social justice, democracy and human rights, as well as regional integration.
Firstly, we place a strong emphasis on fostering economic growth and development within Ethiopia. We seek to implement policies that attract domestic and foreign investment, stimulate job creation, and enhance the overall living standards of our populace. By prioritizing economic advancement, we aim to address poverty, reduce income disparities, and promote sustainable development.
Secondly, we endeavor to cultivate a sense of unity and shared national identity among the diverse ethnic groups in Ethiopia. We aim to transcend ethnic divisions and promote a common vision for our country, thereby mitigating ethnic tensions and fostering social cohesion. This objective is crucial for building a harmonious and inclusive society that values diversity and respects the rights of all citizens.
Thirdly, we are committed to promoting good governance practices. We seek to enhance transparency, accountability, and the rule of law within our country. By strengthening institutions and ensuring the efficient and effective utilization of public resources, we aim to combat corruption, enhance public trust, and foster a conducive environment for sustainable development.
Fourthly, we strive to address social inequalities and promote social justice. We aim to provide equitable access to essential services such as education, healthcare, and housing for all citizens, irrespective of their socio-economic backgrounds. By prioritizing social justice, we seek to create a more inclusive society that upholds the rights and well-being of all our members.
Fifthly, we uphold democratic principles and human rights. We are committed to strengthening democratic institutions, safeguarding freedom of expression and assembly, and ensuring the active participation of citizens in the political process. By protecting and promoting democratic values, we aim to foster a vibrant and inclusive democracy that respects the rights and voices of all individuals.
Lastly, we recognize the importance of regional integration and cooperation in Africa. We seek to enhance diplomatic relations with neighboring countries and promote economic integration for mutual benefit. By fostering regional collaboration, we aim to contribute to peace, stability, and economic prosperity in the broader African context.
It is important to acknowledge that the interpretation and implementation of these objectives may vary in practice, and their complexity lies in the intricate interplay between these dimensions within the broader political landscape of Ethiopia.