The ambassadors of England, Germany, and the Netherlands, who recently visited the Tigray region in Ethiopia, along with the European Union ambassador, Sofie From-Emmesberger, have expressed their commitment to supporting peace and tranquility in Tigray.

During their visit to the region yesterday, the ambassadors, including Sofie From-Emmesberger, toured the Degua Temben district and witnessed ongoing reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts.

After observing the situation in Degua Temben, the ambassadors pledged to continue their support for peace and stability in Tigray. They met with the President of the Tigray Region, Mr. Getachew Reda, who urged them to strengthen their support from the European Union and other countries.

Tigray Television reported that President Getachew expressed gratitude to the European Union and other countries for their assistance through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) but emphasized the need for continued support due to the significant damages caused by the genocidal war.

In addition to discussing reconstruction efforts, the ambassadors also spoke with the interim administration of the region about the return of displaced citizens to their villages and other pressing issues.