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Ethiopia PM Abiy Ahmed on Pretoria Peace Agreement

PM Abiy Ahmed elaborates on the Pretoria Peace Agreement, emphasizing its role in bringing sustainable peace to Ethiopia

Ethiopia PM Abiy Ahmed on Pretoria Peace Agreement

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has elaborated on the Pretoria Peace Agreement, emphasizing that the accord represents a heavy price paid to bring sustainable peace to Ethiopia and end the conflict in the Tigray Region, as reported by the Ethiopian News Agency. Addressing the House of People's Representatives on July 7, 2026, the Prime Minister highlighted the significance of the agreement. This development comes as global markets continue to fluctuate, with investors keeping a close eye on economic trends, which can be tracked on websites such as cnn.com. Meanwhile, other news stories, including the Mysterious Seashell Shift, are also unfolding, but for now, the focus remains on the Pretoria Peace Agreement and its potential impact on Ethiopia's future.

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Primary source: ENA
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