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Addis Abeba — Olusegun Obasanjo, the Excessive Consultant of the Chairperson of the African Union Fee, introduced that AU-led peace talks in South Africa has resulted in settlement of cessation of hostilities between the federal authorities and Tigrayan authorities.
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Background
Representatives of the federal authorities and Tigrayan authorities have been locked in a extremely categorized peace talks led by the AU since Tuesday 25 October. That is the primary formal communication on the result of the talks, which was scheduled to finish on Sunday 30 October however has since been prolonged as events continued partaking within the talks.
Each the federal authorities of Ethiopia and the Tigrayan authorities didn’t but touch upon the substances of the settlement introduced by Chief Obasanjo. However on Monday Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed mentioned that the federal authorities is “trying to convince [the] TPLF to respect the law of the land, to respect the structure, to behave as one state in Ethiopia,” hinting to
An settlement on rapid cessation of hostilities was one of many key outcomes anticipated from the peace talks, which is facilitated by Chief Obasanjo, together with former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and former Deputy President of South Africa Dr Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka. Representatives of IGAD, the UN and the US are mentioned to have participated as observers.
The complete particulars of the settlement are but to return by, however the Chairperson of the African Union Fee Moussa Faki Mahamat has indicated in his 15 October name for “an immediate, unconditional ceasefire” together with the resumption of humanitarian providers within the Tigray area.
The US, whose Horn of Africa Envoy Ambassador Mike Hammer stays in South Africa and “continues to be both as a participant and an observer”, reiterated that the peace discuss was aimed toward reaching “a direct cessation of hostilities, to realize the supply of humanitarian help to all Ethiopians in want, extra measures – securing measures to guard civilians, and seeing Eritrea’s withdrawal from northern Ethiopia.” AS
