Ethiopia:Ethiopia is a country of over 130 million people and one of Africa’s largest economies, yet it remains landlocked, relying heavily on neighboring ports, particularly Djibouti, for international trade. This dependency underscores Ethiopia’s ne…
Ethiopia Expands Diplomatic Influence on Global Stage
Addis Ababa:Ethiopia’s diplomacy is undergoing a transformation, moving beyond traditional political relations to focus on economic interests and strategic partnerships, while expanding its global presence.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, over t…
Ethiopia Calls for Stronger Multilateralism, African Voice at UN
Addis Ababa: Ethiopian President Taye Atske Selassie called for a stronger and more equitable multilateral system, urging the international community to reinforce collective security, address global inequality and give Africa a meaningful voice in glo…
Ethiopia Puts Sea Access on Global Agenda as President Taye Addresses UN
Addis Ababa: Ethiopia has placed its pursuit of reliable maritime access firmly on the global diplomatic agenda, with President Taye Atske-Selassie telling the United Nations that securing access to the sea is essential to sustaining the country’s eco…
Ethiopia Takes Digital Financial Inclusion to Center Stage at UNGA 81
Addis Ababa: Ethiopia has placed digital financial inclusion at the center of its development strategy, highlighting the country’s rapid expansion of digital payments, national digital identity and digital public infrastructure as key tools for accele…
Ethiopia Advocates for Greater African Representation at UN Assembly
New York:Ethiopia: During the 81st United Nations General Assembly, Ethiopia raised critical questions about the global system’s credibility amid geopolitical, economic, technological, and environmental challenges, emphasizing the need for increased r…