Govt, OLA Negotiators 'Created Trust, Positive Atmosphere for... addisstandard: Ethiopia
the representatives of the Government of Ethiopia and the Oromo Liberation Army in Zanzibar, Tanzania.this afternoon that Dr Workneh"is pleased with the progress made during the first round of peace talks between the Federal Democratic Government of Ethiopia and the Oromo Liberation Army , especially given that the team of negotiators from both sides started negotiating in good faith and have created trust and positive atmosphere for the second round of talks.
"The Executive Secretary has assured both sides the use of his"good offices" if and when needed by the parties," Nuur toldThe week-long talks between the two parties ended on Wednesday in what both described by the Ethiopian government as"largely constructive." "While the talks have been largely constructive,unfortunately, it was not possible to reach an agreement on some issues during this round of the talks," Ambassador Redwan said, adding that"both parties have acknowledged the need to continue these talks with a view to resolving the conflict permanently and peacefully."
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