Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud held meeting with Djibouti’s counterpart Ismail Omar Gelle in Djibouti, capital city of Djibouti today 29 December 2024. The two presidents discussed several issues mainly on strengthening ties between the two countries and tackling regional security problems.
Their talks focused on key areas such as counter-terrorism strategies, trade enhancement, and border security measures, according to reports.
Both leaders expressed a strong commitment to working together to ensure peace and stability in the Horn of Africa, a region known for its strategic importance yet plagued by conflicts and economic hurdles.
The discussion took place against the backdrop of ongoing regional tensions, including threats from al-Shabab militants and maritime piracy issues.
The meeting also touched upon economic integration, with an emphasis on improving trade routes and infrastructure development, which are vital for the prosperity of both nations.
This summit reflects a broader trend of diplomatic engagement to counterbalance regional instability and promote economic growth amidst a challenging geopolitical environment.
