Agreement
Partial OLA-Ethiopian government peace agreement, 2024
One OLA faction reached a peace deal, though the broader insurgency continued.
What happened
Following failed 2023 talks, the Ethiopian government signed a peace agreement with one OLA faction on 1 December 2024, though the broader insurgency remained unresolved.[1]
Sources for this page
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Claim: Peace talks between the Ethiopian government and the OLA began on 25 April 2023 but broke down, with conflict resuming after the talks failed in May 2023; on 1 December 2024, the Ethiopian government signed a peace agreement with one OLA faction, whose members began moving into designated camps, though reporting at the time noted that the broader OLA insurgency across Oromia, ongoing since 2019, remained unresolved despite this partial agreement.
- Ethiopia signs peace deal with Oromo Liberation Army splinter group (The Africa Report) link, 2023 talks breakdown and 2024 partial agreement sections. Source record