US EditionEthiopia signs agreement with Somaliland paving way to sea access
- Ethiopia has signed a memorandum of understanding with Somaliland to use one of its ports, taking the first legal steps to gain access to the sea.
- The agreement with Somaliland will pave the way for Ethiopia to secure access to the sea and use the port of Berbera.
- Ethiopia lost its access to the sea when Eritrea seceded, and it has been using the port in Djibouti for imports and exports.
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Agreement for access to the Red Sea: Ethiopia and Somaliland are in a boat
Addis Ababa intends to rent a naval base and a commercial maritime zone in Berbera in exchange for formal recognition of the separatist state of Somaliland. The deal aroused the ire of Mogadishu.
·Paris, France
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“Historic” agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland for Ethiopian access to the sea
The memorandum of understanding includes a right of maritime access via the port of Berbera located in Somaliland as well as a leased military base on the Red Sea. In response, the Somali president announced an emergency meeting on Tuesday.
·Paris, France
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