Egypt urges dialogue amid violence in Ethiopia
The leaders rejected foreign interference and backed peaceful solutions as federal forces retook Mekelle and the TPLF’s attacks widened regional fears.
- On Sunday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, and Chairman of Sudan's Transitional Sovereignty Council Gen. Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan convened in New Alamein City, Egypt, for a Quadrilateral Consultative Summit on Horn of Africa security.
- The joint declaration pushed back against Ethiopian policies, demonstrating widening rifts between Addis Ababa and its neighbors over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and what they called 'unilateral measures' affecting downstream Nile water uses.
- Addressing regional conflicts, the four leaders categorically rejected foreign recognition for 'Somaliland,' insisted on the 'no harm' principle regarding the Nile, and affirmed Somalia's territorial integrity while calling for predictable funding for AUSSOM.
- Meanwhile, Ethiopian federal forces retook Mekelle on Sunday after the Tigray People's Liberation Front said it 'temporarily moved out of' the regional capital to 'operate from somewhere else,' escalating the conflict.
- El-Sisi urged 'dialogue, not confrontation' as concerns grow about cross-border violence, yet Ethiopia has accused Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt of backing rebels—allegations all three nations deny.
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Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia reject 'Somaliland' recognition, unilateral Nile moves at El Alamein Summit
Leaders from Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia issued a joint declaration Sunday following a Quadrilateral Consultative Summit in New Alamein City, rejecting any recognition of "Somaliland" and condemning unilateral measures on Nile River w
Egypt urges dialogue amid violence in Ethiopia
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi yesterday urged “dialogue, not confrontation” ahead of talks among African leaders as concerns grow that Ethiopia’s escalating violence could spill across borders.Al-Sisi was due to meet the leaders of Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan in El-Alamein later in the day,
The President of the Council of Sovereignty, Abdul Fattah El-Barhan, arrived in the Egyptian city of Al-Alamin at the invitation of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi to participate in a consultative summit.
Egypt to host Eritrea, Sudan, Somalia leaders as Ethiopia conflict fuels regional tensions
CAIRO: Egypt will host the leaders of Eritrea, Sudan and Somalia for talks on Sunday in the northern coastal city of El-Alamein as renewed fighting in Ethiopia and a rapidly escalating diplomatic dispute raise fears of a wider conflict across the Horn of Africa. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi will take part in the four-way El-Alamein Consultative Summit alongside the leaders of the three countries for “consultations and coordination on regional …
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