Prime Minister Hamza Receives the Italian Ambassador to Somalia
MOGADISHU – The Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Mr. Hamza Abdi Barre, today received the Ambassador of the Italian government to Somalia, Mr. Pier Daccò Coppi, where both sides discussed strengthening the relationship and cooperation between Somalia and Italy. The meeting focused on development projects that the Italian government...

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MOGADISHU – The Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Mr. Hamza Abdi Barre, today received the Ambassador of the Italian government to Somalia, Mr. Pier Daccò Coppi, where both sides discussed strengthening the relationship and cooperation between Somalia and Italy.
The meeting focused on development projects that the Italian government is supporting in Somalia, particularly three major projects for building hospitals in the districts of Afmadow in the Lower Juba region, Xarardheere in the Mudug region, and Cadale in the Middle Shabelle region.
Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre received a report on the status of these projects and the plan to implement health services that will benefit the community.
Additionally, the Prime Minister praised the historical relationship between Somalia and Italy, highlighting cooperation in the areas of diplomacy, development, education, and humanitarian support.
Mr. Hamza also shared with the Ambassador the achievements the government has made in the areas of security, economy, and the implementation of the one-person, one-vote electoral plan.
For his part, Ambassador Pier Daccò Coppi thanked the Prime Minister for the reception, stating that the Italian government will continue to support Somalia, particularly in the areas of development and the reconstruction of social services.
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