Egypt Says Ethiopian Crisis Is Internal

The article addresses Egypt's stance on the internal crisis in Ethiopia. The Egyptian government emphasizes that the Ethiopian internal conflict has no relation to Egypt and rejects external intervention or involvement in the dispute. Egypt pointed out that the situation in Ethiopia is a domestic matter and that Egyptian policy is based on respecting sovereignty and non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries. It confirmed its efforts to coordinate with African countries to promote peace and security on the continent. Additionally, Egypt condemned the African Union Commission's statement regarding the rising tensions between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt. It stressed that its diplomats are being treated equally after Addis Ababa and Asmara announced the severance of diplomatic relations with each other. Recently, the Horn of Africa region has seen military escalation, particularly in the Tigray region, with mutual accusations between Ethiopia and Eritrea and hints of foreign international intervention in the conflict. This prompted Egypt to reaffirm its position that the crisis is an internal Ethiopian matter and that external interventions will not contribute to regional stability.

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