MOGADISHU, Somalia – Somali Security Minister Abdullahi Sheikh Ismail Fartaag met with the Turkish Ambassador to Somalia, Mr. Alper Aktaş, to discuss ways to enhance the already strong relationship between the two countries.
The meeting took place in Mogadishu, Somalia, where both officials expressed their commitment to further strengthening cooperation in various areas.
The Somali government has long recognized the significant role Turkey plays in supporting the nation, particularly in the development and training of the Somali Police Force. The enhanced capabilities of the Somali Police Force are seen as critical in reinforcing the rule of law in the country, which is currently facing challenges such as the ongoing conflict with al-Shabaab.
Ambassador Aktaş reiterated Turkey’s commitment to aiding Somalia in its quest to become a peaceful and prosperous nation. He emphasized the importance of continued cooperation in security operations and counter-terrorism measures, as these are essential in ensuring lasting peace and stability in the region.
The meeting between Minister Fartaaq and Ambassador Aktaş is a testament to the strong bond between Somalia and Turkey. Both nations have been working together closely for years, with Turkey providing significant support in various sectors, including security, education, and humanitarian assistance.
This cooperation has been instrumental in improving the lives of the Somali people and in helping the country move forward on its path to stability and prosperity.
As the Somali government continues its efforts to establish lasting peace and security, the support of its international partners, including Turkey, remains crucial.
The meeting between Minister Fartaag and Ambassador Aktaş is a clear indication of the commitment of both nations to work together towards achieving this goal.
