Mekelle, Tigray — As part of the celebrations for the International Day of People with Disabilities, participants made a significant visit to the Mekelle Ortho-Physiotherapy Center (MOPC). The delegation included ministers, commissioners, people with disabilities, representatives from disability organizations, and various stakeholders, all eager to explore the center’s offerings and initiatives.

Upon arrival, the attendees were warmly welcomed by the dedicated staff of MOPC. The center showcases physiotherapy and orthotic services designed to support individuals requiring rehabilitative care. Attendees were taken on a guided tour, where they observed the center’s facilities and learned about the innovative techniques being employed to assist individuals with mobility challenges.

During the visit, discussions revolved around the importance of accessible rehabilitation services and the impact they have on improving the quality of life for people with disabilitiesand limitations of the center. Stakeholders emphasized collaboration and partnership as essential components in fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.

The visit to MOPC not only highlighted the critical services provided to those in need but also reinforced the commitment of the TDVA to advancing disability rights and support. This initiative aligns with the broader theme of the International Day of People with Disabilities—creating a society that embraces inclusivity and empowers all its members.

The warm reception and informative discussions fostered a sense of community and purpose among participants, illustrating the collective effort to enhance opportunities and resources for individuals with disabilities in the region. As the event drew to a close, attendees left with a renewed commitment to champion accessibility and inclusivity within their communities.