Ethiopia
No. Regardless of whether you agree with Muslims that Islam is an eternal religion or Secular Historians who argue that Islam was founded by Muhammad in 7th Century Arabia, Islam was not founded in Ethiopia.
No, it was founded in Jerusalem in Palestine about the year 33 AD.
Touro Synagogue in Newport was founded in 1763 and is probably the second oldest in the United States.
Oromia was founded in 1991 as an autonomous region within Ethiopia, after the downfall of the Derg regime. It is the largest regional state in Ethiopia and is predominantly inhabited by the Oromo people.
No. Madagascar is the oldest country in Africa, having to be founded in 2000 BC. The second oldest country in Africa is Egypt, having to be founded in 1200 BC. Ethiopia was not founded until 980 BC.
Historical synagogues are those that have a special place in history. So, the first synagogue in any particular country would be classified as historical, as would the oldest surviving synagogue in that country. Good examples would be the Touro Synagogue in Rhode Island, the Rashi Synagogue in Worms and the Old New Synagogue in Prague. Any synagogue where someone historically important would also qualify. So, for example, the Ramban Synagogue in Jerusalem, founded by the great medieval rabbi Nachmanides, would qualify. Ancient synagogues that are now merely archaeological sites are another category that would qualify.
Italian Somaliland, Ethiopia, then Libya.
Wilfred Sampson Samuel has written: 'The first London synagogue of the resettlement (founded in 1657),enlarged in 1674)' -- subject(s): Accessible book
the first car in Ethiopia was ridden by haile selasse
Ethiopia was founded in 980 BC, a very log time before Eritrea existed as its own country. Eritrea was not founded as an independent country until 1993, when Ethiopia got rid of it.
Ethiopia created it first.