Embassy of Diplomatic Affairs

"The Future is Bright Under the Power of YAW'WAH."

preamble.

Mending our culture through THEE Ethereal phenomenon.

Welcome to New Mexico, home of the Embassy of Diplomatic Affairs (EDA).

EDA operates under the Chashah Parliament to centralize Chashah Bet Ezra'El practices and innovative viability solutions. The Chashah Parliament is extended under the New Mexico Nonprofit Act Ch.53, Art. 8, NMSA 1978, as a Federal 501c(3) nonprofit organization.

EDA is an intermediary ethics commission that focuses on disenfranchised Bet Ezra'El Ethiopians

to establish the rights of diversity and inclusive upon the community.

Chashah Bet Ezra'El populace has dispersed into diversified cultures after the Axum Empire collapse who identify as the Bilen & Saho from Eritrea, the Irob/ Gurage/ Tegaru from Tigrai, the Qemant & Agau from Gondar, and the Muhamasheen from Yemen.

Societal Dilemma

Millions of Bet Ezra'El Ethiopians have suffered the crisis of genocide and has left a multitude displaced without access to basic needs causing 94.6% of households left in poverty, and only 3% of healthcare facilities operational. There is widespread food insecurity and the need for a unified response is urgent.

The Embassy of Diplomatic Affairs (EDA) provides strategic framework to unify the Bet Ezra'El diaspora

to leverage collective resources by addressing unsustainable economic challenges and social justice advocacy.

Answer to Dilemma

Cause cultural efficiency by centralizing the Bet Ezra'El community to address socio-economic challenges that preserves Ethereal heritage and advocating for social justice.

EDA Proposition

A community that is economically empowered, culturally preserved, socially just, and resilient in the acts of systemic challenges.

O U R S E R V I C E S

CHASHAH BUSINESS CONNECT

Purpose: Support Bet Ezra'El entrepreneurs through

mentorship, funding access, and E2 visa programs to

create businesses in the U.S.

Function: Provides training on business operations,

connects entrepreneurs with investors, and helps

secure E2 visas (requiring an investment of $100K-

$250K).

Impact: Creates jobs for Bet Ezra'El professionals while

generating economic independence.

Complementary Programs: Businesses established

through CBC will utilize supply chain services and

employ graduates from Workforce Solutions programs.

ECONOMIC & SKILLS ADVANCEMENT

Purpose: Provide J1 visa apprenticeships for Bet

Ezra'El youth to gain skills in IT, healthcare, and

trades.

Function: Partners with U.S. based companies to

sponsor apprenticeships for safe migration and

professional development.

Impact: Reduces illegal migration risks while

equipping youth with employable skills.

Complementary Programs: Graduates can transition into jobs created by CBC or PAI’s technology division.

WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS

Purpose: Offer career development services and

skills training tailored to Bet Ezra'El professionals.

Function: Provides certifications in high-demand

fields such as IT, healthcare, logistics, and green

energy.

Impact: Addresses systemic employment disparities

by equipping individuals with competitive skills.

Complementary Programs: Aligns with PAI’s federal contract work and CBC’s business initiatives.

PAI BUSINESS DIVISIONS

Technology Division:

Focuses on securing federal IT contracts (cybersecurity, AI) through volunteer-led product cohorts.

Creates high-paying jobs for Bet Ezra'El IT professionals.

Supply Chain Division:

Builds logistics hubs in New Mexico to support Bet Ezra'El businesses with distribution services nationwide. Leverages NM's location for global exports within two days.

Waste Grid Division:

Develops waste management infrastructure in rural Tigrai communities using grants and investments.

Provides jobs while addressing environmental sustainability.

CHASHAH MASS UNIVERSITY

Purpose: Establish an online university offering

PreK-PhD programs rooted in Bet Ezra'El culture.

Function: Combines STEM education with Ge’ez

language preservation to ensure cultural continuity

while preparing students for global opportunities.

Impact: Reduces educational disparities by creating

accessible learning pathways for Bet Ezra'El youth.

RESETTLEMENT MANAGEMENT

Purpose: Provide safe migration pathways to

prevent illegal migration while supporting survivors

of violence with housing and employment

opportunities.

Function: Offers housing programs for displaced

families and survivors of sexual violence who face

stigma in their communities.

Impact: Promotes dignity and stability among

vulnerable populations.

AGRICULTURE

Purpose: Combat food insecurity by developing

sustainable agricultural systems in New Mexico for Bet

Ezra'El.

Function:

- Purchase farmland in NM to produce food for distribution across diaspora communities.

- Train farmers on sustainable practices and agricultural technology.

Impact: Addresses food shortages while creating

agricultural jobs.

TOURISM

Develop cultural tourism initiatives such as festivals, a Bet Ezra'El Heritage Museum, and heritage tours in New Mexico.

- Attract visitors while educating others about Bet

Ezra'El history and culture.

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

- Preserve indigenous heritage through arts programs, museums, and social justice advocacy campaigns.

- Use storytelling to heal from genocide trauma while empowering future generations.

EDA Team.

EDA is a business development hub for Bet Ezra'El based in New Mexico.

Azzami Azaziaah

Founder

Samson Kebede

Director

Wasihun Negasi

Program Manager

The fragmented nature of current associations limits impact due to duplication of services and lack of coordination. Unified efforts allow pooling of resources to scale programs effectively across sectors like healthcare, education, housing, agriculture, and business development.

Social Justice Stats

Immigrant communities face systemic barriers:

Median household income is 45% lower than white households.
Immigrants are twice as likely to be uninsured.
Only 30% own homes compared to 65% nationally.

Collaborating under EDA’s framework, we can address these disparities through targeted programs that uplift marginalized Bet Ezra'El communities.

Strategic Plan

The EDA strategic plan engineers a clear roadmap for providing Bet Ezra'El leadership with tools to address critical survival needs such as food security, housing, healthcare and building long-term economic infrastructure through collaboration, we can cultivate a thriving trajectory by:

Launching campaigns pursuing Bet Ezra'El populace with data-driven presentations on the benefits of unification (e.g., efficiency gains, larger impact).
Host regular forums to engage leaders in collaborative discussions about program alignment.
Build partnerships with federal agencies (e.g., USDA for agriculture grants; HHS for healthcare funding).
Develop white papers highlighting how EDA aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals (e.g., no poverty, quality education).
Create blogs showcasing success stories from existing programs like CBC or Wellminds Telehealth.

Embassy Commission

Unite for a Prosperous Future, Join EDA Today!

Together we can build a centralized community that empowers our people through education, economic development, cultural preservation, and social justice.