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Somalia and Egypt Sign Landmark Defense Agreement 'Against International Terrorism'
Somalia and Egypt Sign Landmark Defense Agreement 'Against International Terrorism'
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Egypt-Somalia relations have historically been strong, with Egypt supporting Somalia's independence in 1960 and offering educational aid. Both nations are... 14.08.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud engaged in bilateral talks with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi at Al-Ittihadiya Palace in Cairo during his work visit to the North African country, according to Somalia's state media report.Following their discussions, the two leaders signed a significant defense agreement aimed at enhancing security cooperation between Somalia and Egypt.At a joint press conference, Sheikh praised the historic pact, calling it a “testament to a future of common defense against international terrorism.” He emphasized that the agreement functions as a "blueprint for the exchange of knowledge and expertise in the pursuit of regional, continental, and international peace and security." The president also conveyed his profound appreciation to President El-Sisi and the Egyptian people for their steadfast advocacy for Somalia's territorial integrity and sovereignty.Moreover, the Egyptian government reopened its embassy in Mogadishu and launched direct EgyAir flights between Cairo and Mogadishu, marking progress in the longstanding relationship between Somalia and Egypt.
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Somalia and Egypt Sign Landmark Defense Agreement 'Against International Terrorism'
16:08 14.08.2024 (Updated: 17:28 14.08.2024) Egypt-Somalia relations have historically been strong, with Egypt supporting Somalia's independence in 1960 and offering educational aid. Both nations are members of the Arab League. Ties were strained during Somalia's civil war but improved with Egypt’s diplomatic and humanitarian efforts.
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud engaged in bilateral talks with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi at Al-Ittihadiya Palace in Cairo during his work visit to the North African country, according to Somalia's state media report.
Following their discussions, the two leaders signed a significant defense agreement aimed at enhancing security
cooperation between Somalia and Egypt.
At a joint press conference, Sheikh praised the historic pact, calling it a “testament to a future of common defense against international terrorism.”
He emphasized that the
agreement functions as a "blueprint for the exchange of knowledge and expertise in the pursuit of regional, continental, and international peace and security." The president also conveyed his profound appreciation to President El-Sisi and the Egyptian people for their steadfast advocacy for Somalia's territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Moreover, the Egyptian government reopened its embassy in Mogadishu and launched direct EgyAir flights between Cairo and Mogadishu, marking progress in the longstanding relationship between Somalia and Egypt.
