African foreign ministers meet in Addis Ababa ahead of the 39th African Union Summit
Addis Ababa – The African continent’s foreign ministers continue to arrive in Addis Ababa to participate in the forty-eighth ordinary session of the Executive Council and the thirty-ninth ordinary session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union.
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Gabon, Rwanda, Gambia and Equatorial Guinea – Marie Edith Tasila yi Dombene, Olivier JP Ndohogi, Cyrus Modo Njie, Simon Oyono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Esono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono Isono. Thursday evening.
They were joined by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Djibouti, Abdelkader Haus Omar; Guinea, Marisanda Kouyate; Lesotho, Legon Mbitigwana; Chad, Abdullah Sabir Faddoul; And Morocco’s Nasser Bourita, who also arrived in Addis Ababa to attend high-level meetings.
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In addition, the Foreign Ministers of Kenya, Algeria and Mauritius: Musalia Mudavadi, Ahmed Attaf and Dhananjay Ramphole as well as the Ugandan Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Okello Henry Oryem arrived in Addis Ababa.
The Ethiopian News Agency reported that upon their arrival at Bole International Airport, the dignitaries were received by senior officials of the Ethiopian government.
Meanwhile, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gideon Timotheus today received Ugandan Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Okello Oryem in his office in Addis Ababa.
During the meeting, Minister Gedeon emphasized the strong and long-term bilateral relations between Ethiopia and Uganda, noting the important role the two countries play in promoting peace and stability in the region. He stressed the importance of continuing cooperation in areas of common interest to further enhance cooperation for the benefit of the two countries.
For his part, State Minister Okello Oryem highlighted the key roles played by Ethiopia and Uganda at the regional level, and noted that the two countries enjoy strong relations at the highest levels of leadership. He reiterated Uganda’s commitment to deepening its multifaceted cooperation with Ethiopia.
The two sides also exchanged views on regional and continental peace and security issues of common interest.
