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Ethiopia's Global Horizon - Championing Africa's Voice and Reliable Sea Access

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia has used the 81st United Nations General Assembly to put a broader strategic question before the international community: can a global system facing profound geopolitical, economic, technological and environmental change remain credible without giving greater weight to Africa and the Global South?

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