Türkiye, Somalia Discuss Security Ties as Peacekeeping Troops Begin Withdrawal
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Türkiye and Somalia Discuss Security Cooperation Amid AU Peacekeeping Troop Withdrawal
MOGADISHU — Türkiye and Somalia have discussed military and security developments, counterterrorism efforts and bilateral cooperation as troop-contributing countries begin withdrawing forces from the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia.
Türkiye's Ambassador to Mogadishu, Ferhat Alkan, met with Somalia's National Security Advisor, Awes Hagi Yusuf Ahmed, in Mogadishu. The meeting focused on military developments in Somalia, counter-terrorism efforts, and security cooperation between the two countries.
Türkiye's Ambassador to Mogadishu, Ferhat Alkan, and Somalia's National Security Advisor, Awes Hagi Yusuf Ahmed, discussed military and security cooperation in Mogadishu. The meeting addressed counter-terrorism, and it was stated that Türkiye will continue to contribute to Somalia's peace, stability, and security.
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