US EditionEthiopia: Tigray Orthodox Church Leaders Express Concern Over Prime Minister's Remarks, Assessment of Reality of Tigray People
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Ethiopia: Tigray Orthodox Church Leaders Express Concern Over Prime Minister's Remarks, Assessment of Reality of Tigray People
Addis Abeba -Religious leaders of the Tigray Orthodox Church have expressed concern over recent remarks by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, warning that his statements could jeopardize the already fragile peace process in the war-torn region. They also criticized the Prime Minister's assessment of the situation as "disconnected from the lived experiences of the people."
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Despite repeated calls for genuine engagement, the Federal Government continues to take unilateral actions that corrode the fragile trust between parties. This persistent intransigence risks reversing the hard-won, yet fragile, gains of the peace process. The delay in addressing urgent political and humanitarian issues is not merely an oversight—it is a dangerous miscalculation. Further postponement will not resolve the crisis; rather, it risks …
Wazema- Religious leaders from Tigray who have separated themselves from the national Orthodox Church have told Wazema that they are coming to Addis Ababa to meet the Prime Minister. The bishops and elders of the Tigray Orthodox Tewahedo Church, who call themselves “Menbere Selama” and who separated from the central Ethiopian Orthodox Church Synod and formed their own synod following the bloody war in northern Ethiopia, said that they are sendin…
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