Addis Ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed received the Special Envoy of President Salva Kiir of South Sudan, Martin Elia Lemuro, this morning. The envoy delivered a message from President Kiir to the Prime Minister, and their discussions centered on bilateral and regional issues.According to Ethiopian News Agency, the visit by Dr. Martin Elia Lemuro facilitated a direct communication channel between the leadership of South Sudan and Ethiopia. Prime Minister Abiy shared on his social media that the meeting was an opportunity to engage in discussions focused on strengthening the bilateral ties and addressing regional matters of mutual interest. The visit underscores the importance of collaboration and dialogue between neighboring countries in the Horn of Africa.The meeting reflects ongoing efforts to enhance diplomatic relations and cooperation in addressing the challenges faced by the region. It highlights the commitment of both nations to work together on issues of common concern, contributing to the stabili ty and development of the region.
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