17 March 2024
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – A national committee tasked with resolving the border dispute between the Amhara and Tigray regions of Ethiopia has undergone a performance evaluation. The evaluation, which took place in the presence of high-ranking officials including Deputy Prime Minister Ato Temeseng Tiruneh and representatives from both regions, aimed to assess progress made towards a sustainable settlement based on the country’s constitution.
Discussions focused on both the accomplishments and delays encountered by the committee. Key strengths and weaknesses in the implementation process were identified, with a strong emphasis on the need for immediate and lasting solutions to address the political, social, and economic challenges faced by the disputed areas.
A critical point raised during the evaluation was the prioritization of the safe and swift return of displaced persons. Building trust in the resettlement process was deemed essential.
Information from the committee suggests a renewed commitment to expedite the resolution of the border dispute.
