African Union Addresses Tensions Between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt

Addis Ababa – The African Union Commission has stated that it is closely monitoring the escalating tensions between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt.

The Commission has urged the three member states of the African Union to demonstrate greater self-restraint and to avoid actions or statements that could further inflame tensions, while undermining peace and stability in the region.

The African Union has also emphasized the importance of maintaining communication channels between the three countries, in order to create opportunities to reduce existing conflicts.

The Commission encouraged Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt to resolve their disputes through established diplomatic means and peace talks, in accordance with the principles outlined in the African Union's Constitutive Act.

The African Union has stated that it is ready, in consultation with the countries concerned, to support efforts aimed at reducing tensions, promoting dialogue, and achieving a peaceful resolution to the conflicts.

The statement comes at a time when relations between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt are facing increasing tensions, which have raised concerns in the Horn of Africa and North Africa region.