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The US House of Representatives has called for a meeting next Thursday to deliberate on the Ethiopian issue.

 The US House of Representatives has called for a meeting next Thursday to deliberate on the Ethiopian issue.


The Sub-Committee on African Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, "In Ethiopia, Hope or Threat?" He announced that he will listen to the testimony of American officials who are said to be directly involved in the issue and hold a wide consultation. U.S. officials named to testify in the House subcommittee hearings are U.S. Special Envoy to the Horn of Africa Mike Hamer and Assistant Director of the Office of the United States for International Assistance (USAID) for Africa, Taylor Beckelman. In addition to the two officials, the Council also mentioned in the brief statement that other witnesses may be called.

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