Ethiopian Studies in the Eyes of Chief Curator

Today's guest is Assistant Prof. Ahmed Zekaria. He is Chief curator of the Institute of Ethiopian Studies Museum. He has involved in different layers of museum activities. At the beginning, he was junior museum staff at the Institute of Ethiopian Studies and then he grew up through ladders to reach the highest point of chief curator. For three years, he was vice president of African Museum Association. He knows about museums like the back of his hand. To this point, he has involved in assorted layers of museum activities across the country. Furthermore, he has visited museums all over the world.

By the same token, Assistant Prof. Ahmed has successfully got himself involved in documentation, conservation, display, exhibition and catalogue preparation and what have you. Aside from realizing museums in different parts of the country, he has been getting himself engaged in international exhibitions and conferences time and again.

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