Today, Saturday, Somali Minister of Internal Security, Major General Abdullah Sheikh Ismail, discussed with the Special Envoy of the African Union in the country and the head of the African Union Transitional Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), Mohamed Al-Amin Suwai, ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the security field and counterterrorism.
According to Somalia’s News Agency “SONNA,” the two sides discussed bilateral relations and issues of mutual interest.
The Somali minister expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the role played by the African Union mission in enhancing security and stability in the country and combating terrorism.
Somalia has been grappling with instability and conflict for decades, making security cooperation with international partners, including the African Union, crucial for the country’s efforts to establish peace and stability.
The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has been actively involved in supporting the Somali government in its efforts to combat extremist groups and restore law and order.
Bilateral discussions between Somalia and the African Union often focus on strengthening cooperation in various security-related areas to address the ongoing security challenges facing the country.
