Ethiopia’s Ambassador to Uganda, Her Excellency Etsegenet Yimenu Bezabih, has conveyed her upbeat anticipation for the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and G77+China summits scheduled to kick off in Uganda on Monday.
The NAM summit is set to commence on January 15th, followed by the G77+China summit on January 21st, 2024.
Ambassador Etsegenet took to X (former Twitter) to extend congratulations to Uganda for hosting these significant diplomatic gatherings, emphasizing the importance of these summits in fostering global cooperation and addressing shared challenges.
https://x.com/EtsegenetYimenu/status/1746531512248406339?s=20
The message reflects the enthusiasm and readiness of the Ethiopian delegation to engage in meaningful discussions and collaborations during the summits. The NAM summit, a platform for countries pursuing a policy of non-alignment, is expected to address a range of global issues, including peace, security, and development.
G77+China summit, which follows shortly after the NAM summit, will bring together developing nations to discuss economic cooperation, development goals, and global governance. With China as a key partner, the summit holds particular significance for Ethiopia and other participating nations.
The presence of Ethiopian delegates in Uganda ahead of the summits underscores the importance Ethiopia places on these diplomatic engagements.
In Addis Ababa, the country is marking its diplomatic week and exhibition showcasing Ethiopia’s international engagements since 1907.
The anticipation is high for constructive dialogues that could contribute to solutions for regional and global challenges.
As Uganda prepares to host these back-to-back summits, the active participation and positive sentiments expressed by Ambassador Etsegenet Yimenu Bezabih indicate a commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties and addressing common concerns among the participating nations. The summits are poised to facilitate dialogue, foster collaboration, and pave the way for shared solutions to global challenges.
