Addis Abeba — The President of the Tigray Interim Administration, Lt. Gen. Tadesse Werede, has arrived in Addis Abeba from Mekelle, leading a high-level delegation for discussions with the federal government, according to a statement released by the Office of the Interim Administration of Tigray.
The visit, announced on the administration’s official social media platforms, is aimed at engaging federal authorities on a range of general and strategic matters of mutual interest. While specific agenda items were not disclosed, the talks are widely seen as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen coordination and deepen dialogue between the interim regional administration and the federal government.
The engagement comes in the broader context of Ethiopia’s post-conflict stabilization process following the November 2022 Pretoria Peace Agreement. Continued interactions at the leadership level underscore a shared commitment to peaceful dialogue, cooperation, and the consolidation of gains made toward lasting peace and national cohesion.
Observers view the visit as a positive diplomatic step, reflecting the importance both sides attach to consultation and partnership as Ethiopia works to address remaining challenges, advance reconciliation, and promote sustainable recovery in northern Ethiopia.
No further details on the duration or expected outcomes of the discussions have been released as of publication.
