Prime Minister Abiy Pledges Support for Sudanese Relief and Prosperity Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has reiterated his country’s unwavering commitment to supporting the people of Sudan in their pursuit of relief and prosperity. Speaking at a recent meeting with Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, Abiy emphasized the deep historical ties and shared future between the two nations. He expressed his belief that Ethiopia and Sudan have a vital role to play in ensuring stability and development in the Horn of Africa region. “We stand ready to assist the Sudanese people in any way we can,” Abiy said. “We are committed to supporting their efforts to build a prosperous and peaceful future.” The meeting focused on a range of issues, including trade, investment, and security cooperation. Both leaders agreed on the need to strengthen economic ties and promote cross-border trade. They also discussed the importance of working together to address common challenges, such as cross-border crime and terrorism. In addition to his commitment to humanitarian aid, Abiy pledged to provide technical assistance to Sudan in areas such as agriculture, education, and health. He expressed his belief that Ethiopia’s experience in these sectors could be valuable to Sudan as it rebuilds after years of conflict. Prime Minister Hamdok thanked Abiy for his support and emphasized Sudan’s desire to forge closer ties with Ethiopia. He expressed his confidence that the two countries could work together to overcome the challenges facing the region. The meeting concluded with a joint declaration reaffirming the commitment of both nations to work together for the relief and prosperity of the Sudanese people.PM Abiy Pledges Ethiopia’s Support for Sudan’s Recovery and StabilityPM Abiy Pledges Ethiopia’s Support for Sudan’s Recovery and Stability During a recent visit to Port Sudan, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reaffirmed Ethiopia’s unwavering commitment to supporting the Sudanese people in their quest for stability and prosperity. “We strongly believe that the challenges facing Sudan are our challenges too, and their peace is our peace,” Prime Minister Abiy stated. “Therefore, we pledge our unwavering support for the relief and prosperity of the Sudanese people.” The Prime Minister’s visit underscores Ethiopia’s long-standing commitment to finding sustainable solutions for Sudan’s political and economic challenges. Ethiopia has consistently advocated for dialogue and reconciliation among Sudanese factions, emphasizing the importance of inclusive governance and economic development. Prime Minister Abiy’s visit also signals Ethiopia’s recognition of the strategic importance of its relationship with Sudan. The two countries share a long border and have a shared interest in regional security and stability. By working together, Ethiopia and Sudan can contribute to the stability of the Horn of Africa and promote economic cooperation. The Sudanese people have faced significant challenges in recent years, including political instability, economic sanctions, and humanitarian crises. Prime Minister Abiy’s visit is a gesture of solidarity and a commitment to support Sudan’s efforts to address these challenges and build a better future for its citizens.Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has expressed his commitment to work for the relief and prosperity of the Sudanese people. The Prime Minister made the remarks during a meeting with a delegation of the Sudanese Transitional Sovereign Council led by its deputy chairman, Lieutenant General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as Hemeti. Prime Minister Abiy said that Ethiopia and Sudan have a long-standing relationship based on mutual respect and cooperation. He added that Ethiopia is committed to supporting Sudan in its transition to democracy. The Prime Minister also expressed his concern over the recent violence in Sudan and called for all parties to exercise restraint. He said that Ethiopia is ready to assist in any way possible to help Sudan achieve peace and stability. Lieutenant General Hemeti thanked Prime Minister Abiy for his support and said that Sudan is grateful for Ethiopia’s friendship. He added that Sudan is committed to working with Ethiopia to strengthen bilateral relations. The two sides also discussed other issues of mutual interest, including trade, investment, and security.