Ethiopia and Somalia Conclude Peace Talks, Pledging Cooperation
Ethiopia and Somalia have successfully concluded peace talks, facilitated by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The agreement signifies a new era of cooperation and development between the two nations, focusing on peace, stability, and shared prosperity.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – A historic breakthrough was achieved today as Ethiopia and Somalia concluded peace talks, facilitated by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The agreement, signed by Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed and President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, signifies a new era of cooperation and development between the two neighboring nations.
A Shared Vision for Peace and Prosperity
Prime Minister Abiy emphasized the deep-rooted cultural and historical ties between the two countries. He reiterated Ethiopia’s commitment to working alongside Somalia to foster peace, stability, and shared prosperity. The peaceful access to the sea through Somalia, he noted, will be a crucial catalyst for regional economic and social integration.
President Mohamud echoed these sentiments, underscoring the importance of peace for the benefit of both nations. He expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by Ethiopian troops in maintaining peace in Somalia and pledged to continue working towards a more secure and stable future.
Turkish Mediation and Regional Cooperation
Turkish President Erdogan played a pivotal role in facilitating the talks and brokering the agreement. He highlighted the significance of the signed document, which lays the foundation for enhanced cooperation, economic growth, and prosperity for both countries.
The successful conclusion of these talks marks a significant step towards regional peace and stability. It is expected to open new avenues for trade, investment, and cultural exchange between Ethiopia and Somalia, contributing to the overall development of the region.
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