African Union Calls for Restraint from Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt

The African Union has called on the governments of Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt to demonstrate full self-restraint , as the organization expressed concern over the tensions between the three countries and the impact they could have on peace and stability in the region.

The African Union Commission stated in a statement that the three countries should avoid actions or statements that could escalate tensions, while undermining peace and stability in the region. The organization emphasized that the current situation needs to be managed carefully to prevent the conflict from intensifying.

The African Union also placed special importance on maintaining communication channels between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt, urging the parties to resolve their disputes through formal diplomatic means and peaceful dialogue.

The African Union Commission noted that efforts to resolve the disputes between the three countries should align with the principles outlined in the African Union's Constitutive Act , which stipulates that conflicts on the continent should be pursued through peaceful means and cooperation.

The African Union's statement comes at a time when concerns are rising regarding the relations between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt, although the organization did not elaborate on the specific reasons behind the tensions, it clearly called on the three governments to show patience and self-restraint, and to avoid statements or actions that could exacerbate the situation.

The African Union has also indicated that it is ready to support efforts to de-escalate tensions, restore dialogue, and reach a peaceful solution , in consultation with the governments concerned.