Ethiopia's newly appointed president, Taye Astke Selassie, emphasized the importance of sustainable peace and the rule of law in his inaugural address, stating, "Building sustainable national peace and ensuring the rule of law will be the most important priority tasks." He believes that protecting the constitutional order will enhance the government's responsibility towards the citizens' security.
In a declaration of readiness to engage in dialogue, President Taye noted, "The government is always ready to talk to any side in a peaceful manner, be it individually or collectively," highlighting the administration's commitment to resolving internal conflicts.
Taye asserted that while his government seeks dialogue, it remains firm on legal action against those who jeopardize unity, stating, "We will take legal action against individuals and groups damaging the solidarity and value of our people through hate speech."
Drawing on his extensive diplomatic experience, President Taye aims to utilize his position to foster peace, asserting, "On the part of the government, all the doors of peace are still wide open," signifying a welcoming approach to negotiations.
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