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UN Declares Full Support for Newly Established Interim Administration in Tigray
Deutsche Welle · 1 hour ago · Read the Full Story on Deutsche Welle
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The United Nations has announced its full support for Tigray's newly established six-month interim administration, while local political parties express mixed reactions to the appointments.
- The United Nations office in Ethiopia announced full support for the newly established Tigray interim administration.
- UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Dr. Ozonnia Ojielo met with Assefa Abraha, Chief Executive for Administration and Public Service.
- Discussions focused on restoring peace and security, ensuring civil administration, and resuming basic economic and humanitarian activities.
- The UN called on the international community to strongly support stability, peace, reconstruction, and humanitarian access in Tigray.
- The interim administration began public consultations with Mekelle residents and pledged to build an inclusive administration.
- TPLF previously stated it does not recognize the interim administration.
- The Tigray Democratic Coalition party noted appointees were former members of the Addis Ababa Peace and Change Council, suggesting a more inclusive process would have been preferable.
- The Tinsae Seba Enderta party completely rejected the appointments, stating no Enderta representatives were included and calling for a truly inclusive government.
- The interim administration is mandated to serve for six months, provide daily public services, and create conditions for future elections while aligning with national interests.
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