RABAT, Morocco – The 33rd FAO Regional Conference for Africa in Rabat, Morocco, provided a platform for a significant sideline meeting between Mohamed Abdi Hayir (Maareeye), the Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation of the Federal Government of Somalia, and his Moroccan counterpart, Mohammed Sadiki.
The meeting focused on the exchange of expertise and technology in the fields of agriculture and irrigation, with the aim of fostering development in Somalia.
During the conference, the two ministers discussed the potential for collaboration in the agricultural sector. With Morocco being a leader in the agricultural industry in Africa, sharing its knowledge and technological advancements can significantly benefit Somalia.
The discussions highlighted the importance of developing sustainable and modern agricultural practices in Somalia, which is currently facing challenges such as drought, desertification, and food insecurity.
The sideline meeting was a crucial step towards strengthening the bilateral ties between Somalia and Morocco. It also demonstrates the commitment of both countries to work together to address the challenges in the agricultural sector and improve food security in Somalia.
The outcome of this meeting could pave the way for future collaborations and joint projects in agriculture and irrigation, ultimately contributing to the development and growth of the Somali agricultural sector.
As the discussions continue, the international community will be watching closely to see the impact of this partnership on Somalia’s agricultural landscape.
