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Ethiopian Prime Minister Advocates for Landlocked Countries at Non-Aligned Movement Summit

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Ethiopia's Prime Minister, Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali

In his address at the 19th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali, underscored the formidable challenges faced by landlocked countries in meeting the needs of their citizens and achieving sustained development.

Prime Minister Abiy emphasized the inherent difficulties that landlocked nations encounter, hindering their ability to provide adequate and sustainable livelihoods for their people. He articulated the necessity for concerted efforts to address these challenges and create a conducive environment for the development of landlocked countries.

“I reiterated that landlocked countries face insurmountable challenges hindering their ability to fulfil the demands of their people for adequate and sustained livelihoods and to ensure their development,” stated Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali during his remarks at the summit on Friday.

The Ethiopian leader highlighted the commitment of Ethiopia to pursuing peaceful, mutually beneficial, and negotiated solutions to address the unique challenges faced by landlocked nations. He emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation among nations to find sustainable resolutions that promote the interests of all parties involved.

“Ethiopia continues to seek a peaceful and mutually beneficial and negotiated solution to such a challenge,” reiterated Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali.

As the summit brought together leaders from across the globe to discuss shared concerns and collaborative solutions, the Ethiopian Prime Minister’s focus on the predicaments of landlocked nations resonated with many attending the event.

Landlocked countries encounter obstacles related to transportation, trade, and connectivity, which can impede economic growth and development. The remarks by Prime Minister Abiy shed light on the pressing need for international cooperation and support to overcome these challenges and ensure the well-being and progress of landlocked nations.

The 19th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement provides a crucial platform for leaders to engage in dialogue, foster understanding, and work towards common goals. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali’s speech reflects Ethiopia’s commitment to advancing the interests of landlocked countries and promoting a global environment of cooperation and mutual benefit.

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