Mogadishu, Somalia – In a diplomatic gesture of goodwill, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ahmed Moallim Fiqi Ahmed extended his heartfelt congratulations to David Lammy on his recent appointment as the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Affairs of the United Kingdom.
In his congratulatory message, Minister Ahmed Fiqi expressed his sincere wishes for Mr. Lammy’s success in his new role, highlighting the importance of the UK’s role in international affairs. He also emphasized the desire to work closely with the new Secretary to enhance bilateral relations and cooperation between Somalia and the UK.
“We look forward to working together with Mr. Lammy to strengthen the longstanding friendship between our two nations and to advance mutual interests across various sectors,” said Minister Ahmed Fiqi. “It is essential that we deepen our understanding and partnership in key areas for the benefit of both Somalia and the United Kingdom.”
The Minister’s message underscored the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges and promoting peace, stability, and prosperity. He expressed his optimism about the future of Somalia-UK relations and the potential for increased collaboration in areas such as trade, investment, security, and development.
As the new Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Affairs, Mr. Lammy will play a crucial role in shaping UK foreign policy and promoting the country’s interests on the global stage. His appointment has been met with enthusiasm in Somalia, where there is a keen interest in strengthening ties with the UK and exploring new avenues for cooperation.
The Somali government is hopeful that under Mr. Lammy’s leadership, the UK will continue to be a strong partner in Somalia’s efforts to achieve peace, stability, and economic development. The two countries share a long history of cooperation, and the Somali people are eager to build on this foundation to forge an even stronger partnership in the years to come.
