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Ethiopia Plays Key Role in Promoting Regional, Continental Peace and Security - AU Official

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- An African Union (AU) official emphasized Ethiopia's significant role in promoting peace and security not only in the Horn but also across the continent, while underscoring the need for African countries to strengthen regional integration.

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