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Ethiopia: Landlocked, But Not Landbound

As the world's most populous landlocked country, Ethiopia faces acute economic vulnerabilities relying on a single maritime corridor. A strategic shift toward negotiated port access and regional interdependence offers a path forward without compromising sovereignty.

Ethiopia: Landlocked, But Not Landbound

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