MOGADISHU, Somalia – The British government lauded the meeting between the leaders of Somaliland and the Somali government in Djibouti, which was concluded on Friday.
A press release issued by the British Embassy in Somalia has welcomed to the most important points that emerged from the talks.
British government acknowledged the importance of the agreement reached by both sides, describing this agreement as the backbone of reconciliation.
“We welcome the announcement after important discussions between the Presidents of Somalia and Somaliland, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Muse Bihi Abdi. It is an important step towards reconciliation in Somalia,” it added.
The two-day talks in Djibouti, which were attended by the leaders of Somaliland and Somalia, resulted in an agreement to resume the talks that had been suspended for ten years.
A notable result was the decision to establish a bilateral technical committee tasked with facilitating the ongoing dialogue process.
The UK’s positive response underscores the international community’s interest in fostering diplomatic solutions and regional stability. With the resumption of talks between Somalia and Somaliland, there is good hope for progress and effective discussion of long-standing issues.
The agreement shows a new commitment to dialogue and cooperation, indicating a possible era of improving bilateral relations.
