The Nobel Peace Prize for the 100th milestone was awarded to a young Ethiopian minister who ended the dispute over the border with neighboring countries. However, the problem has not been completely solved, and there are also conflicts between ethnic groups if we turn to the country. The Nobel Committee's speculation, which wants to promote reconciliation triggered by the award, appears and disappears.
“Some people think the award is too early. But Prime Minister Abbey ’s efforts are now deserving of commendation and believe that encouragement is needed.”
The Norwegian Nobel Committee chairman Rice Andeschen, who selects the Nobel Peace Prize, said:
Abbey, who has made many achievements in a short period of one and a half years since his inauguration, has long been regarded as the 100th Peace Prize candidate for this year since 1901.
A particular emphasis of the committee was to end a long-standing conflict with neighboring Eritrea. The committee pointed out that "peace does not arise from the actions of one person." In response to Mr. Abbey's request, Eritrea's President Isaias Afewerki, who had advanced the peace process together, was praised.
Mr. Abbey's efforts toward peace in neighboring countries are also appreciated. The mediation between Kenya and Somalia was evaluated as “I see hope for the resolution of the conflict”.
In the domestic politics, he said, “We launched an important reform and gave hope to many citizens” by citing liberation of political prisoners, abolishing media censorship, and improving the influence of women.
On the other hand, the committee said, “Many issues…