Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed attended the official launch of Ethiopia's National Dialogue Conference in Addis Ababa.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said Ethiopia lost the Red Sea due to internal quarrels that allowed external forces to interfere.
IGAD Executive Secretary Workneh Gebeyehu stated the dialogue marks a step toward a brighter future for the Horn of Africa.
African Union Commissioner Ambassador Bankole Adeoye noted the process sets an example for other African nations.
X discussions highlight the July 15, 2026 launch of Ethiopia's National Dialogue Conference in Addis Ababa as a historic milestone for unity and dialogue, with officials and supporters praising PM Abiy Ahmed's emphasis on constructive engagement over violence; some users express skepticism about inclusivity and regime motives.
🇪🇹A defining moment in Ethiopia's history unfolds.
— Ethiopian News Agency (@EthiopianNewsA) 15 Agẹ 2026
Thousands of voices, one shared purpose.
Today, Ethiopia officially launched its long-awaited National Dialogue Conference in Addis Ababa, bringing together more than 4,000 representatives from across the country. pic.twitter.com/WMpgMnoU2s
The historic National Dialogue is officially opened today. The conference will bring together four thousand participants.
— Lamessa Hata’u (@LamessaH) 15 Agẹ 2026
PM @AbiyAhmedAli stressed that "Ethiopians are at a moment when we can break the a cycle that begins with inflammatory rhetoric and ends in violent action." https://t.co/YUmuXOJcqg
Today marks a significant milestone for Ethiopia as the National Dialogue Conference commences in Addis Ababa. Prime Minister Abiy underscored the importance of substituting inflammatory rhetoric with constructive dialogue to protect the nation from external interference and to… https://t.co/zfW3mxL3c9
— Berhanu Tsegaye (@BerhanuTsegaye) 15 Agẹ 2026
Ethiopian🇪🇹 Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, together with senior government officials and the National Dialogue Commission, launched Ethiopia's National Dialogue. The process aims to help solve the country's long-standing political, social and ethnic problems by discussing issues such… pic.twitter.com/dcr3qAuWLU
— AFRICA IS HOME GLOBAL (@AfricaisHOME2) 15 Agẹ 2026
A dialogue reserved only for dictator Abiy Ahmed Ali loyalists cannot be a national dialogue! Although the regime is at war with three major regions in Ethiopia the loyalists careless about the bloodshed around them. The fact that few miles outside Addis Ababa is not safe is… pic.twitter.com/RBEzrr11aB
— GG (@amggebre) 15 Agẹ 2026
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Ethiopia officially launched its national dialogue conference yesterday in Addis Ababa. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed delivered a speech at the opening.
Ethiopia has launched its national dialogue conference in Addis Ababa to resolve differences through discussion. Officials from the African Union and IGAD voiced support for the process.
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Peace Minister and Chief Commissioner delivered messages ahead of the National Dialogue Conference starting tomorrow. More than four thousand stakeholders are expected to participate.
Ethiopia's National Dialogue Commission is holding discussions with returnees from armed struggle in the Amhara region. The three-day talks in Addis Ababa involve around 200 participants.
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Ethiopia's National Dialogue Commission chief said government, private and religious higher education institutions and scholars have made major contributions to the process.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed expressed hope that the strategic partnership between Ethiopia and Djibouti will strengthen peace and stability in the region. He made the remarks while attending the inauguration ceremony of Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh.
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A national conference opened in Addis Ababa to strengthen Ethiopia's border management and turn border areas into zones of development and peace. Prime Minister's security adviser Dr Kenean Yadeta said borders should serve as bridges for regional integration.