The Conflict in Tigray and its Challenges for Sustainable Peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia

Aklilu Gebretinsae Andemikael
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Aklilu Gebretinsae Andemikael: PhD Candidate, Department of International Relations, School of International and Public Affairs, Jilin University, People’s Republic of China

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2021, vol. 5, issue 11, 449-455

Abstract: This research article argues that a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Tigray is crucial for the continuation of the peace process, and is decisively linked with the attainment of sustainable peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia. For the conflict has an intra-state and inter-state dimension, any would be solution has for all intents and purposes to be an all-inclusive and sustainable. The TPLF has become ‘mutually exclusive’ with all participants in the conflict namely the Federal Government of Ethiopia, the Amhara Regional State Government as well as the Government of the State of Eritrea. By identifying the genesis, development and the substantive reasons for the continuation of the conflict, this research concludes that the preconditions for sustainable peace are unfortunately missing.

Date: 2021
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