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Ethiopia peace talks in South africa : It is not a peace agreement , It is Joint statement ! They made DRAFT AGREEMENT FOR LASTING PEACE

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Ethiopian peace talk in South africa : It is not a peace agreement , It is Joint statement ! This is not the peace agreement signed today. It is the Joint Statement that was read out by both Amb. Redwan and Getachew Reda. There is a big difference between a joint statement and an actual peace agreement. They made DRAFT AGREEMENT FOR LASTING PEACE   - Joint Statement means the Joint Statement delivered to the Shareholders in connection with the Merger, together with any amendments or supplements thereto . - Peace Agreement: formal, publicly-available documents, produced after discussion with . conflict protagonists and mutually agreed to by some or all of them, addressing conflict with a . view to ending it . Joint Statement between the Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and the Tigray Peoples’ Liberation Front (TPLF) 1. As per Article 3 of the Agreement for Lasting Peace and Permanent Cessation of Hostilities, the Representatives of the Government of the Federa

Ethiopia's PM says there is heavy foreign interference” in the continuing talks between the government and TPLF

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Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says there is “heavy foreign interference” in the continuing talks between the government and Tigray administration but remains hopeful a peace pact will be reached. Speaking to the China Global Television Network (CGTN), Mr Abiy said Ethiopians can solve their matters despite international pressure for a ceasefire.    Abiy ahmed confirmed the federal army’s capture of the Tigray towns of Shire, Axum and Adwa last month from the rebel Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF). “We are trying to convince TPLF to respect the law of the land, to respect the constitution and to act as one state in Ethiopia,” he said. Meanwhile, a spokeswoman for the African Union Commission chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat on Monday said "there was no date limitation" on the talks, according to the AFP. news agency. The negotiations, which began on 25 October in South Africa, continued on Monday although they were initially expected to end on Sunday.