Addressing the General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the Somali president spoke about the challenges facing the international community, including armed conflicts, geopolitical tensions, climate change, and declining confidence in multilateral cooperation.

Hassan Sheikh highlighted Somalia’s recent progress in state-building efforts, citing advances in security, democratic governance, constitutional reforms, education, economic development, and electoral processes.

He said Somalia continues to pursue reforms aimed at strengthening national institutions and promoting inclusive governance.

The president urged world leaders to reinforce the role of the United Nations, restore trust in international institutions, and ensure that global decisions are implemented effectively.

He stressed that Africa should have a stronger voice in shaping international policies and decisions.

“Africa can no longer remain unrepresented on the Security Council,” President Hassan Sheikh said, calling for reforms that would give the continent a greater role in global governance.

On international affairs, the Somali leader reaffirmed Somalia’s support for the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and statehood.

He called for a peaceful and lasting resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a two-state solution, including the establishment of an independent Palestinian state living alongside Israel in peace and security.

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According to a statement issued by Villa Somalia, President Mohamud congratulated Ambassador Sugulle on his appointment and wished him success in carrying out his diplomatic duties in Somalia.

The Somali president also reaffirmed the strong historic and brotherly relations between Somalia and Djibouti, emphasizing the need to further enhance cooperation in key sectors including politics, security, trade and economic development.

The meeting highlighted the close partnership between the two neighboring Horn of Africa nations, which have long collaborated on regional stability, counterterrorism efforts and diplomatic initiatives through regional organizations such as Intergovernmental Authority on Development and the African Union.

Djibouti has remained one of Somalia’s key allies, contributing peacekeeping troops to support security and stabilization efforts in the country while also maintaining strong political and economic ties with Mogadishu.

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President Deni stated that the Future Council had made significant compromises, but claimed that Hassan Sheikh was unwilling to cooperate or make progress.

He also noted that the ambassadors of the United States and the United Kingdom walked out of the ongoing meeting today after realizing that no meaningful outcome would be achieved.

The Puntland leader accused Hassan Sheikh of leading the country toward instability and said that action must be taken to stop him.

President Deni made these remarks during a gathering organized by the Future Council to commemorate Somalia’s Youth Day on May 15. The event was held at Jazeera Hotel in Mogadishu.

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