Addis ababa: Trainee military officers currently enrolled at Kenya's Joint Command and Staff College (JCSC) had an educational visit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today.
According to Ethiopian News Agency, during the visit, African Affairs Director-General Zerihun Abebe briefed the trainee officers drawn from various countries on Ethiopia's multifaceted engagement and pivotal role in the region. The Director-General highlighted Ethiopia's contributions to regional peace and stability by focusing on counter-terrorism efforts, maritime security, the Red Sea, the Nile River, and other matters of strategic regional significance.
During the discussion session, the participants also explored avenues through which Ethiopia and other African nations can collaborate within the frameworks of the African Union and IGAD to foster collective growth and prosperity. The educational visit was attended by the trainee military officers from Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Sierra Leone, Burundi, Rwanda, Malawi, and Tanzania.