Abiy Ahmed faces new challenges after losing key allies

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed assumes a new term, reaffirming his commitment to national unity and the country's expansive projects in the Red Sea, despite opposition from Egypt and Eritrea and potential threats. He is focused on internal reforms to address inflation, support regional administrations, and manage crises resulting from global developments. Additionally, he aims to secure a sea outlet through dialogue with neighboring countries, especially Egypt and Eritrea, to serve Ethiopia’s strategic interests and avoid the risk of renewed armed conflicts. The country also faces challenges related to regional tensions and disagreements with the Tigray People's Liberation Front, with Abiy emphasizing a move toward peaceful solutions and openness to external dialogue.

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