Ethiopia has called for a measured and thoughtful approach to the Red Sea issue, citing its legal, historical, geographical, and economic significance.
The Office of the Prime Minister questioned past decisions that deprived Ethiopia of maritime access, noting that formal institutions were not consulted.
Officials stressed that Ethiopia cannot thrive in isolation, framing regional cooperation as vital for sustainable growth and mutual prosperity.
Ethiopia’s leadership signalled that as the nation develops, it intends to become a catalyst for economic advancement across the Horn of Africa.
The government emphasised that its aim is shared growth, urging neighbouring countries to pursue collaboration and inclusive progress.
The statement reflects Ethiopia’s diplomatic approach, favouring dialogue over confrontation in resolving longstanding maritime and economic disputes.
Analysts suggest the country’s stance seeks to balance national interests with regional harmony, underlining Ethiopia’s strategic ambitions.
The Prime Minister’s office reiterated that the nation’s rise is intended to benefit the entire region, promoting stability and development.
Ethiopia’s call comes amid ongoing debates over maritime access and economic integration in the Red Sea corridor.
The government urged all stakeholders to engage thoughtfully and constructively, highlighting diplomacy as the path toward a peaceful resolution.