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  Ethiopia’s Maritime Right: A Legal Principle, Not a Political Bargain Every landlocked nation has the internationally recognized right to secure access to the sea. This is not a privilege granted by others but a foundational principle of global economic fairness. Ethiopia, with its vast population, growing economy, and strategic importance in the Horn of Africa, is fully entitled to pursue a maritime outlet through wise diplomacy and regional cooperation . Seeking a port is not an act of aggression; it is a legitimate step toward economic stability and national development. And as Ethiopia navigates this path, it must also remain vigilant. Foreign interference and destabilizing agendas —often crafted in distant capitals—aim to weaken Ethiopia’s sovereignty and unity. Protecting the Ethiopian people from such external plots is not only a right but also a duty of leadership. Key concepts you may want to expand on: Landlocked states Maritime access Ethiopian diplomacy The Sea Is a ...