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South West State leader meets Chinese ambassador to discuss development cooperation
MOGADISHU, June 18 – South West State President Sheikh Adan Mohamed Nur, known as Madoobe, held talks in Mogadishu with China’s ambassador to Somalia, Wang Yu, aimed at strengthening development and economic cooperation, officials said on Thursday. The meeting focused on expanding the long-standing ties between Somalia and China, with both sides stressing the […]
South West State President Sheikh Adan Mohamed Nur met with China's ambassador to Somalia, Wang Yu, to discuss enhancing development cooperation.
What was announced
- The meeting focused on expanding Somalia-China ties, particularly in development, trade, and infrastructure.
- Madoobe expressed gratitude for China's ongoing support and called for more development projects in South West State.
- Ambassador Wang reaffirmed China's commitment to strengthening its partnership with Somalia and supporting development initiatives.
Context
The meeting is part of efforts by the South West State administration to strengthen ties with international partners and attract investment.
“Madoobe thanked Beijing for what he described as its continued support for Somalia.”
Why this matters: This meeting highlights ongoing international cooperation efforts that could lead to improved public services and economic growth in the region.
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MOGADISHU, June 18 – South West State President Sheikh Adan Mohamed Nur, known as Madoobe, held talks in Mogadishu with China’s ambassador to Somalia, Wang Yu, aimed at strengthening development and economic cooperation, officials said on Thursday.
The meeting focused on expanding the long-standing ties between Somalia and China, with both sides stressing the importance of deepening cooperation in development, trade and infrastructure projects to support growth in the South West region.
Madoobe thanked Beijing for what he described as its continued support for Somalia and called for an increase in development projects in South West State to accelerate improvements in public services and economic growth.
Ambassador Wang congratulated Madoobe on his recent election and reaffirmed China’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with Somalia, expressing readiness to support development initiatives and practical projects in South West State.
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