Addis Ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed held phone conversation with Turkye President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday.The leaders discussed enhancing bilateral ties, particularly focusing on doubling trade volume.The two also addressed strengthening regional cooperation, according to Office of the Prime Minister.Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed expressed appreciation for President Erdogan's support in facilitating a resolution to the misunderstanding between Ethiopia and Somalia.He emphasized the importance of providing Ethiopia, a nation of 120 million people, with access to the sea through a mutually agreeable approach.Source : Ethiopian News Agency
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