African Union Urges Ethiopia, Eritrea, Egypt to Avoid Tensions
The African Union Commission has expressed concern over escalating tensions among Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt, urging these countries to exercise maximum restraint and resolve their differences through diplomatic means. In a statement, the AU Commission emphasized that it is closely monitoring the situation, which involves significant regional security, water resources, and strategic developments in the Horn of Africa and the Nile Basin.
The AU warned against actions or public statements that could further aggravate tensions. It called on the three member states to refrain from measures that could undermine regional peace and stability, highlighting the importance of maintaining communication among their governments.
The AU reiterated that disputes between member states should be managed through dialogue and peaceful mechanisms, consistent with its governing principles.
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