Malabo, Equatorial Guinea (SONNA) — Somalia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdisalam Abdi Ali, represented the nation at the 11th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) in Malabo. Ali’s participation aimed to underscore Somalia’s dedication to economic cooperation and international engagement as a means to unlock development opportunities.
During the summit, Ali delivered a key address that outlined Somalia’s national priorities. He emphasized the importance of advancing economic cooperation and enhancing the country’s presence on international platforms. Ali also engaged in bilateral meetings with counterparts from member states, focusing on strengthening diplomatic ties and expanding multifaceted cooperation.
These efforts are part of Somalia’s broader strategy to reinforce its global partnerships and alliances. Ali reaffirmed Somalia’s commitment to working closely with OACPS member states to achieve the organization’s vision of peace, prosperity, and genuine cooperation across Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.
The summit provided a crucial platform for member states to address common challenges and explore collaborative solutions, highlighting Somalia’s role in regional integration and international cooperation. The OACPS, an intergovernmental organization, aims to foster development in its member states, and Somalia’s engagement is seen as significant in aligning with the organization’s objectives and leveraging regional partnerships for national development.
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