Tilahun Belachew Bahru

• Potential and ability to achieve the highest level of satisfaction
• Capable of working both individually and as part of a team
• Demonstrate creativity and generate new and original ideas
• Eager to learn and contribute to the growth of the organization
• Strong ability to handle staff and work pressure
• Willingness and potential to work in a multi-cultural environment

• Date of Birth: 09/11/1995
• Gender: Male
• Nationality: Ethiopian
• Marital Status: Single

• Accomplishing responsibilities on time and appropriately
• Freedom from any biased influence
• Reading books
• Social networks
• Learning important skills from others
• Studying Ethiopian properties and works
• Participating in voluntary activities

I was born and raised in a rural area of Ethiopia, where I spent my childhood exploring the surrounding mountains. One such mountain, known as Agamsa Guba, loomed large over our small village. While I don't know the origin of the name 'Agamsa,' the term 'Guba' in our local dialect refers to an elevated area, often used for grazing livestock and gathering firewood.

At approximately 250 meters tall, this mountain was my playground. As a young shepherd, I spent countless hours tending to our family's goats and sheep. It was here that I honed my skills in climbing, descending, and navigating the rugged terrain.

I recall the arduous task of collecting firewood, a one-hour trek carrying a heavy load of approximately 10 kilograms. The sight of my mother cooking over an open fire fueled by this wood was a stark reminder of the challenges faced by many in rural communities. I dream of a day when I can provide her with a home equipped with electricity, enabling her to cook and bake Injera using modern appliances.