Addis ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Prime Minister Rob Jetten of the Netherlands held a productive telephone conversation on Wednesday, discussing ways to strengthen the longstanding partnership between their two countries.According to Ethiopian News Agency, during the call, the two leaders reviewed a broad range of bilateral issues, with particular emphasis on expanding diplomatic relations and enhancing cooperation in key strategic sectors.Following the discussion, Prime Minister Abiy said in a social media post that the conversation explored opportunities to deepen collaboration across multiple areas. "(I) had a productive phone call with Prime Minister Rob Jetten of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, where we discussed a range of bilateral issues and explored ways to further strengthen cooperation across multiple areas," PM Abiy wrote.The Netherlands remains one of Ethiopia's important European partners, especially in trade, investment, and agricultural development. The latest high-level engagem ent highlights the shared commitment of both nations to broaden their partnership and create new opportunities for mutual growth and development.
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