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Two Walls view Ethiopia as targeted, expert clarifies
Dr. Amani Al-Tawil, a specialist in African affairs, explained in her remarks that the two-settlement meeting comes at a time characterized by significant security threats to the Red Sea region. These include the war in Sudan and internal escalation in Ethiopia that could develop into an Ethiopian-Eritrean conflict. She emphasized that the summit aims to understand the scope of these threats and address them, with a focus on non-interference in internal affairs and respect for shared rivers, particularly regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, as well as supporting the unity of Sudan and the sovereignty of the countries bordering the Red Sea. She pointed out that Ethiopia might leverage this meeting to confront its internal crises. Despite the Ethiopian forces' successful recapture of Mekelle Airport, risks remain, and she underlined the importance of dialogue and rejecting external interventions, reaffirming that Egypt does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
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