UNESCO is assisting Somalia in the rehabilitation of national cultural centers

Muqdisho – A delegation from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) met with the Ambassador of Somalia and the staff of the Embassy, focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation in the revitalization and development of key cultural institutions in Somalia.

The meeting, which took place at the Somali Embassy, specifically discussed the modernization of the National Museum, the National Theatre, the National Archive, and the National Library, which play an important role in preserving the history, heritage, and identity of the Somali people.

The Ambassador of Somalia, Jibriil Ibraahim Cabdulle, emphasized the importance of preserving Somali history, heritage, and culture. He noted that the development of cultural institutions is essential for safeguarding the country's history, promoting art and literature, and passing Somali culture to future generations.

The meeting also praised UNESCO's efforts in Somalia, particularly the educational programs aimed at promoting peace and coexistence. Both sides agreed to explore opportunities to expand cooperation in the areas of heritage and cultural preservation, as well as the revitalization of national cultural institutions.

The Ambassador thanked UNESCO for its role in supporting Somalia, expressing hope that the cooperation between the two sides would lead to effective efforts to preserve and promote the country's historical and cultural heritage.