The 4th round of Ethio-Eritrea ministerial consultation took place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia on Thursday (February 21) in Addis Ababa.
The consultation was led by Foreign Minister Dr. Workneh Gebeyeu and Foreign Minister Osman Saleh of Eritrea. The two sides deliberated on how to take further the cooperation agendas launched few month back based on the understanding reached between the leaders of the two countries.
The two sides deliberated on how to take further the all round cooperation agenda under consultation. In this connection documents exchanged on establishing formal High-level Joint Commission, port utilization, transport, trade and customs were further enriched. The consultation was conducted in a cordial and cooperative manner.
It is to be recalled that the 3rd round of consultation took place in Asmara from 12-13 December, 2018.
The Foreign Minister of Eritrea had also delivered a message to Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed from President Isaias Afwerki of Eritrea.According to Ethiopian Foreing Ministry
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