Ethiopia’s Trade Lifeline: One Port, Big Risk
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Ethiopia is the world’s most populous landlocked country. With no direct access to the sea, it depends heavily on a single maritime corridor for trade. This dependence creates serious economic risks.
A new approach may offer a way forward: negotiating port access and building stronger regional ties. This strategy could reduce vulnerability without giving up sovereignty.