Dibaba will return to the city where she has set two world indoor records. last year the 24-year-old Dibaba set a world indoor record over 3000m of 8:16.60, while this year she set another world indoor record in 5000m of 14:18.86.
“Stockholm is my second home and I’m looking forward to Stockholm Bauhaus Athletics and the chance to run a fast 5000m,” said Dibaba.
Dibaba in Stockholm will race the 5000m in which she holds a season's best time of 14:19.76 from Pre Classic in May. This year's world leading mark belongs to Dibaba's compatriot Almaz Ayana, who ran a sensational history's second fastest time of 14:14.32 in Shanghai.
The world record 14:11.15 in 5000m was set in 2008 in Oslo by Genzebe's sister Tirunesh Dibaba of Ethiopia.