Baghdad, Iraq – In a significant diplomatic move, the Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Hamza Abdi Barre, is currently on an official visit to Baghdad.
During his visit, the Prime Minister held a crucial meeting with the Speaker of the Council of Representatives of the Republic of Iraq, Mr. Muhsin Al-Mandalawi.
The meeting focused on the potential for enhancing and renewing the cooperation between the two nations, both at the governmental and people-to-people levels. The discussions were marked by a mutual commitment to strengthen bilateral relations and explore new avenues of collaboration.
Prime Minister Barre took the opportunity to brief the Speaker on Somalia’s significant achievements in various sectors, including security, the ongoing war against Al-Shabaab terrorists, economic growth, social development, and diplomatic advancements.
These strides highlight Somalia’s resilience and determination to overcome challenges and build a better future for its citizens.
The visit underscores the growing importance of regional cooperation and the potential for mutual benefit through the exchange of experiences, knowledge, and resources. As both Somalia and Iraq continue to navigate complex geopolitical landscapes, the strengthening of ties between the two nations is seen as a positive step towards fostering stability and prosperity in the region.
The meeting between Prime Minister Barre and Speaker Al-Mandalawi sets the stage for further dialogue and collaboration, with both leaders expressing optimism about the future of Somalia-Iraq relations.
As the visit continues, it is expected that more concrete steps will be taken to solidify the partnership and pave the way for increased cooperation in various fields.
