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Ethiopia Seeks Sustainable Maritime Access With a Win-Win Strategy, MFA Spox Says

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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reiterated last week that Ethiopia is dedicated to fostering peaceful relationships with neighboring countries and addressing both regional and local disputes through diplomatic means.
Ethiopia is actively seeking a reliable and sustainable maritime access solution through peaceful diplomatic efforts rooted in mutual benefit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesman Nebiat Getachew told ENA.
He emphasized that securing a sea outlet has become a pressing concern for the nation as it strives to ensure secure and sustainable access to international trade routes.
“The quest for maritime access or sea outlet for Ethiopia has recently become a matter of concern as the nation needs sustainable and secured seaport or outlet to the sea; and the issue is being reflected in our diplomatic activities,” the spokesman was quoted as saying.
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Ethiopia’s approach to achieving this goal is firmly grounded in peaceful diplomacy, with an emphasis on a win-win principle. The spokesman elaborated that the nation’s strategy is centered on a give-and-take framework, ensuring that all parties involved benefit from the negotiations.
“The nation is committed to persistently pursuing this goal of achieving sustainable maritime access,” Nebiat Getachew added.
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