UN hails Turkey-Brokered deal Between Ethiopia and Somalia
The United Nations on Thursday praised a landmark Turkey-mediated agreement between Somalia and Ethiopia aimed at resolving their differences.
“We warmly welcome the announcement of the Ankara Declaration between Ethiopia and Somalia under Türkiye’s leadership,” U.N. spokesperson Stephane Dujarric stated during a press briefing. His response came following Anadolu Agency’s inquiry about the newly signed accord.
Describing the agreement as a “positive move” grounded in “friendship” and “mutual respect,” Dujarric expressed optimism about the negotiations that lie ahead.
“We look forward to the start of the technical discussions on this front and are hopeful for a fully positive outcome,” he added.
Dujarric further acknowledged Türkiye’s pivotal role in facilitating the dialogue.
“We appreciate Türkiye’s efforts in not only bringing the leaders of these two nations together but also in supporting the implementation of this vital agreement,” he noted.
The U.N. reaffirmed its readiness to assist and support the process, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and the political will necessary to resolve “deep and serious differences.”
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