Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has arrived in Addis Ababa ahead of the closing ceremony of Ethiopia's national dialogue process.
His visit comes as Ethiopia continues efforts to address political and social issues through a nationally coordinated dialogue.
Why the dialogue matters
National dialogue processes are often used by countries facing deep political, ethnic or social divisions to create space for negotiation rather than confrontation.
Ethiopia's process has attracted attention because of the country's complex political history and regional tensions.
A wider African conversation
Across the continent, governments and civil-society organisations are increasingly exploring dialogue, constitutional reform and reconciliation as tools for managing political disagreements.
The success of any national dialogue ultimately depends on whether communities feel genuinely heard.
For Ethiopia, the challenge now is turning conversation into lasting political confidence.
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