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Post by : Badri Ariffin
On Wednesday, the State of Qatar and the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia convened for the third round of political consultations in Doha, concentrating on the enhancement of bilateral ties and the expansion of collaborative efforts.
The Qatari delegation was led by HE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi, while the Ethiopian side was directed by HE State Minister for Political and Economic Diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hadera Abera Admassu.
During their discussions, both nations deliberated on existing cooperative relations and examined avenues to elevate partnership in mutually beneficial sectors. The consultations underscored the commitment of Qatar and Ethiopia to reinforce diplomatic connections and bolster political and economic alliances.
These talks are part of a broader initiative to cultivate robust partnerships and ensure ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
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