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Frequently Asked Questions About Ethiopia’s Quest For Its Own Red Sea Port

Post author:Ethiopia Today
Post published:November 19, 2023
Post category:Abiy Ahmed Ali Aseb Seaport Eritrea Ethiopia Ethiopia and Eritrea Ethiopian Airlines GERD Red Sea Port
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As was proven, Ethiopia’s policy is legal, rational, pragmatic, and in the region’s illegal, illogical, idealistic, and zero-sum like innocent critics and agenda-driven disinformation agents alike claim. It’s understandable though if some readers were confused about this issue before reading the present piece due to the deluge of disinformation pushed by those two categories of actors. Those who’d like to learn more about it should review the following analyses that discuss everything in detail:

Ethiopia and Eritrea: Navigating the Shadows of Diplomacy and National Interest

Post author:Ethiopia Today
Post published:November 13, 2023
Post category:Abiy Ahmed Ali Algiers Agreement Aseb Seaport Culture & History Eritrea Ethiopia Ethiopia and Eritrea Ethiopian Airlines Ethnic Politics GERD Isayas Afeworki Politics Tigray TPLF
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Ethiopia and Eritrea: Navigating the Shadows of Diplomacy and National Interest The Ethio-Eritrea relationship, marked by historical intricacies and political complexities, has seen its fair share of challenges. Delving into…

Ethiopia and Eritrea: A Journey from Strain to Special Relationships?

Post author:Ethiopia Today
Post published:October 20, 2023
Post category:Abiy Ahmed Ali Eritrea Ethiopia Ethiopia and Eritrea
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While the stories of Ethiopia and Eritrea bear echoes of struggle and division, recent developments have kindled hope for a future of cooperation and unity

Access to Ports: A Path to Lasting Regional Peace, Stability & Prosperity

Post author:Ethiopia Today
Post published:October 15, 2023
Post category:Abiy Ahmed Ali Economy Ethiopia Ethiopia War Ethnic Identity Politics Unity for Ethiopia
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Recently, Abiy has turned his attention to a critical issue: Accessing the Red Sea and the necessity of ports for a landlocked country like Ethiopia. His concern arises from Ethiopia's position as a rapidly growing, landlocked nation with a population that continues to expand. In the realm of landlocked nations, Ethiopia stands as an exceptional frontrunner.