The Presidents of Somalia and Djibouti have held high-level discussions focusing on diplomatic efforts to defend Somalia's unity, sovereignty, and independence.
His Excellency, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, met with His Excellency President Ismail Omar Guelleh, leader of the sister Republic of Djibouti, in a meeting characterized by warmth, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to regional stability.
According to an official statement issued by the Somali Presidency, the two leaders engaged in in-depth consultations regarding coordinated diplomatic initiatives aimed at safeguarding Somalia’s territorial integrity. They emphasized the critical role of friendly and brotherly nations that oppose any attempts to divide Somalia, highlighting the importance of regional solidarity in maintaining peace and stability.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud expressed his sincere gratitude to the government and people of Djibouti for their steadfast and pioneering support for Somalia. He particularly praised their continued efforts to protect the country’s unity and independence in the face of complex regional challenges.
Both presidents reached a consensus to strengthen diplomatic coordination and consultations between their respective countries. They underscored that close cooperation is essential not only for defending Somalia’s sovereignty but also for maintaining broader regional stability and upholding the fundamental principles that govern relations between states.
The official statement reaffirmed the Federal Republic of Somalia’s unwavering commitment to preserving its territorial integrity and sovereignty. It also highlighted Somalia’s confidence in the enduring support and solidarity of neighboring countries, which remain key partners in ensuring a stable, united, and prosperous Horn of Africa.
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