Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abi Ahmed Ali, addressed the meeting with the leaders of the National Defense Force, and this is part of Ethiopia’s plan to develop its troops.
“After our efforts to build our capacity, we want to build our Marine , because we have already built the strongest force in Africa and the Horn of Africa,” said Abiy Ahmed.
Ethiopia says it is planning to establish a naval force, without any sea Ethiopia also has a seismic barrier on the Tana River, which produces 500 seafront engineers, technicians and military officers annually, and is expected to increase and extend annually thousand souls.
Ethiopian former late Prime Minister Meles Zenawi signed a ceasefire agreement with the Eritrea port of Berbera in May this year 2018 as well as Djibouti to exchange ports, airports and telecommunications.
On the other hand, unprofessional Ethiopian exports from Berbera and Djibouti ports, despite the controversy over the Berbera port portfolio earlier this year.
Finally, the Ethiopian government efforts seem to want to strengthen its capacity, recently with Kenya providing land to build a port of their own products.