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Tadiyos Abdissa Tobaa


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Dawit Fekru Abdissa


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International Oromo Cultural Institute (IOCI) is a nonprofit Organization governed by Section 501 (c) (3) of the USA IRS code and a tax exempt, service giving humanitarian organization, aimed at building solidarity and friendship with the American and other communities through various activities of common interest, especially in the areas of vocational training, social and cultural activities, and capacity building and leadership development training.



Our Services

The Oromo Cultural Institution aim to collect, preserve, explore, present and promotes the cultural and historical heritage of Oromo People in Ethiopia and to offer their services to all and regardless of age, race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, gender, disability. Indeed, not only their collections, but also their history and buildings, are a cultural asset that are enriching local communities. Understanding how crucial their work is to society and cultural sustainability as well as how the unique value to Oromia Regional State in Ethiopia.

To provide young Oromo intellectuals with capacity building and leadership development training.

To provide recreational service for youth (sports, cultural shows, games, etc.) educate them to reduce juvenile crimes.

Visit Oromia

Bishoftu


In the middle of a collection of lakes sits the small resort town of Bishoftu. A charming town, with a number of pretty hotels making full use of Bishoftu’s lakeside location.
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Kuriftu and Babogaya

Found 1.5km further north than Hora Lake, these two lakes are the smallest of the lot, however the gradual expansion of the town into the wilderness, as well as a number of resorts springing up on it’s shores means they are some of the most accessible.
Known for their year round beauty, these two lakes are some of the more popular, mainly due to the water park and joining resort found on it’s shore.

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