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Ethiopia's Sea Access Essential for Lasting Regional Stability, Integration - IFA Senior Researcher

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[ENA] (September 8, 2026, Addis Ababa) -- Ethiopia's return to secure and reliable sea access is vital for peace, regional integration and collective security of the Horn of Africa, Gizachew Asrat, Chief of Staff and Senior Researcher at the Institute of Foreign Affairs (IFA) said.

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