United Ethiopian Democratic Party-Medhin Party

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The United Ethiopian Democratic Party-Medhin Party is a political party in Ethiopia. At the last legislative elections, 15 May 2005, the party was part of the Coalition for Unity and Democracy, that won 109 out of 527 seats in the Council of People's Representatives. However, in October 2005 the party central committee voted to leave the coalition. Mr. Lidetu Ayalew is the president of the party and Mrs. Sophia Yilma the vice president.^[1]

[edit] Medhin Senior Executives

President: Lidetu Ayalew
1st Vice President: Mrs. Sophia Yilma
Secretary general: Mushe Semu

Executive Staff:
Abdurahman Ahmedin, Mesfin Mengistu, Mesfin Ayalew, Tekle Bekele, Chane Kebede, Senait Lema, Netsanet Demelash, Deraje Debebe, Dereje Atnaf, Asamnew Barega, Sahilu Baye, Andargachew Andualem, Tsige Tibebu, Alemayehu Balda, Alemu Nemera, Leul Keskis, Teferi Kebde, Syoum Mesfin, Ermiyas Gashu, Muche Admas, Daniel Haile Mariam, and Adane Tadesse.

[edit] Notes

1. ^ Leaders of UEDP-Medhin (UEDP-Medhin website)

[edit] External links

• UEDP-Medhin home page
• Ethiopian Reporter: "We believe that CUDP is going to be a meaningless entity without EDUP-Medhin"
• Ethiopian Reporter: EDUP-Medhin decides to join parliament, city council