The Foreign Ministers of Serbia and Somalia discussed strengthening bilateral relations through a recent telephone conversation. They focused on key areas including security, economy, and technology. Both countries reaffirmed their longstanding friendship, spanning over 65 years, and recognized the importance of collaborative efforts in various sectors.
The Foreign Ministers of Serbia and Somalia, Ambassador Marko Djuric and Ambassador Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, engaged in a telephone conversation aimed at fortifying bilateral relations. This dialogue focused on sectors such as security, economy, and technology to enhance cooperation between the two nations.
Somalia and Serbia have enjoyed a friendly relationship extending over 65 years. Somalia reiterated its commitment to prioritizing longstanding friendships with its international partners.
Ambassador Ahmed Fiqi emphasized the importance of strengthening mutual relations, stating, “We will strengthen and enhance our mutual relations.” In acknowledgment of ongoing diplomatic efforts, Ambassador Marko Djuric commended Somalia’s progress in resolving conflicting interests on international platforms, asserting, “Somalia has always been a special friend to us and we believe we can do a lot together.”
The Serbian government supports the training of Somali police forces, having recently conducted a graduation for young officers in Belgrade on November 24, 2024. This training program aims to improve skills in crime prevention, organized crime, and the maintenance of law and order in Somalia.
The recent telephone conversation between the Foreign Ministers of Serbia and Somalia marks a significant step towards strengthening bilateral relations. By emphasizing shared interests in security, economy, and technology, both countries reaffirm their commitment to a longstanding friendship that has endured for over six decades. Through initiatives such as police training, Serbia continues to demonstrate its dedication to supporting Somalia’s development and stability in the region.
Original Source: hornobserver.com
