MOGADISHU — Somalia says it maintains a neutral position amid tensions involving Ethiopia, Egypt and Eritrea, while insisting that the Alamein Summit agreement signed by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud does not threaten Ethiopia’s regional interests.
The reported statement comes amid heightened diplomatic sensitivities in the Horn of Africa, where relations between the three countries have been shaped by strategic, security and geopolitical concerns.
Somalia’s position appears intended to clarify its diplomatic stance and address concerns about the potential regional implications of the Alamein Summit agreement.
Further details regarding Somalia’s diplomatic engagement with the countries involved have yet to be confirmed.
