MEA Secy Sripriya Ranganathan Arrives in Mogadishu for Bilateral Visit
- Sripriya Ranganathan, a secretary in India’s Ministry of External Affairs, arrived in Mogadishu for official meetings with Somalia’s leadership.
- The High Commission of India in Nairobi said the visit is India’s first high-level bilateral visit to Somalia in recent years.
- Ranganathan is scheduled to discuss bilateral cooperation and possible partnerships in diplomatic, consular, and development areas with Somali officials.
- India and Somalia established diplomatic relations in 1960, while India continued engagement after closing its Mogadishu mission in 1991.
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MEA secy Sripriya Ranganathan arrives in Mogadishu for bilateral visit - The Tribune
During her stay in the Somali capital, Ranganathan is scheduled to hold discussions with senior Somali officials to review bilateral cooperation and explore new avenues of partnership across diplomatic, consular, and developmental spheres.
MEA secy Sripriya Ranganathan arrives in Mogadishu for bilateral visit
During her stay in the Somali capital, Ranganathan is scheduled to hold discussions with senior Somali officials to review bilateral cooperation and explore new avenues of partnership across diplomatic, consular, and developmental spheres.
MEA Secy Sripriya Ranganathan meets Somalian Defence Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi; discusses bilateral cooperation, regional security
Magadishu [Somalia], November 14 (ANI): Sripriya Ranganathan, Secretary (Consular, Passport, Visa and Overseas Indian Affairs) in the Ministry of External Affairs, on Saturday called on Somalian Defence Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi during her bilateral visit. During the meeting, the duo held discussions on an array of matters pertaining to bilateral defence cooperation, including maritime security, counter-t
India, Somalia discuss strengthening defence cooperation, focus on maritime security and counter-terrorism
India and Somalia have discussed ways to strengthen bilateral defence cooperation, with particular emphasis on maritime security, counter-terrorism and capacity building, during a high-level meeting in Mogadishu.
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