Ato Masresha Sete says National Dialogue key to avert foreign interference

Ato Masresha Sete stated that Ethiopia's National Dialogue is a vital platform to prevent foreign interference in the country's affairs.

Addis Ababa, July 14, 2018 (FMC). Ato Masresha Sete, a leader of armed groups who returned from armed struggle, is actively participating in the National Dialogue conference.

Ato Masresha Sete described the Dialogue process as a crucial event found among the ages. He noted that the alternative of conflict is not the final outcome.

Representatives from all segments of society are bringing the people's agenda and working through dialogue and listening to create an Ethiopia that sees all equally, he explained.

Ato Masresha Sete urged bodies operating in armed struggle to recognize that they are carrying foreign agendas and to return to the Dialogue.

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