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The Somali Ambassador to Egypt Participates in a Farewell Ceremony for the Secretary-General of the Arab League
CAIRO – The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Somalia to Egypt and the Permanent Representative of Somalia to the Arab League, Mr. Ali Abdi Aware, participated in a luncheon ceremony honoring and bidding farewell to the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Abul Gheit, and his assistant Hossam Zaki, whose term ends on June 30, 2026. […]

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CAIRO – The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Somalia to Egypt and the Permanent Representative of Somalia to the Arab League, Mr. Ali Abdi Aware, participated in a luncheon ceremony honoring and bidding farewell to the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Abul Gheit, and his assistant Hossam Zaki, whose term ends on June 30, 2026.
The event, organized by the ambassadors of Arab countries accredited to Egypt and the Arab League, celebrated the two officials who have led the Arab League for ten years, presenting them with honorary medals and high-level awards recognizing their role in advancing and strengthening the organization's work.
Ambassador Ali Abdi Aware highlighted the historical relationship between Somalia and Egypt, noting that the wife of the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Mrs. Layla Kamaluddin Salah, is the daughter of Ambassador Kamaluddin Salah, who was the Egyptian Ambassador to Somalia from 1954 to 1957.
The ambassador stated that Ambassador Kamaluddin Salah died in Somalia on April 16, 1957, while playing a prominent role in supporting the Somali struggle for independence, which Somalia still remembers fondly.
Mr. Aware emphasized that the Somali people hold a special appreciation for the historical support that the Egyptian government provided to Somalia during the time of the independence struggle and the establishment of statehood, praising the deep-rooted relationship between the two brotherly countries.
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