Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has touched down in Djibouti City to participate in the 41st Extraordinary Session of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Assembly of Heads of State and Government. The high-profile gathering, which commenced today, aims to address pressing issues and foster collaboration among the member states in the Horn of Africa.
The IGAD Assembly, a regional organization comprising Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, and Uganda, has been instrumental in promoting peace, stability, and economic development in the region.
The 41st Extraordinary Session is poised to be a crucial forum for discussing current challenges and formulating joint strategies to address them.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s presence underscores the commitment of the Ethiopian government to regional cooperation and collective problem-solving.
As one of the key leaders in the Horn of Africa, Prime Minister Abiy is expected to contribute to the discussions on various issues affecting the region, including but not limited to security, economic development, and regional integration.
The agenda for the Extraordinary Session includes deliberations on regional security concerns, cross-border collaboration, and initiatives to enhance economic ties among member states.
The leaders will also discuss ongoing efforts to address humanitarian crises, promote sustainable development, and bolster regional peacekeeping initiatives.
The event provides an opportunity for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to engage in bilateral discussions with fellow heads of state and government. Such interactions are crucial for building stronger diplomatic ties and exploring avenues for increased collaboration on issues of mutual interest.
