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Former political party in Ethiopia (2012–2019)
Semayawi Party
ChairmanAto Yeshiwas Assefa
Vice ChairmanAto Sileshi Feyisa
Foundedearly 2012
DissolvedMay 2019
Merged intoEthiopian Citizens for Social Justice
HeadquartersAddis Ababa, Ethiopia
IdeologyLiberalism

The Semayawi Party or Blue Party was an Ethiopian political party established in 2012. The party operates throughout the country. Its ideology was liberalism and was uniquely fond of conservative and nationalist views and promotes individualism. In May 2019, the Blue Party was brought to an end when it merged with the Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice.

References

  1. "Ethiopia: Semayawi Party (Blue Party), including origin, mandate, leadership. Structure, legal status, and election participation; party membership; treatment of party members and supporters by authorities". Refworld. 17 October 2014.

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