According to a statement published on the website of Somalia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the agreement marks a new era of partnership between Mogadishu and Rabat.

Under the new accord, the two nations will collaborate in areas including education, vocational training, health, security, economic investment, sports, and culture.

Somalia and Morocco, long-time partners in several international organizations, have also agreed to review the agreement after two years to assess progress and further enhance their cooperation.

The statement added that Morocco has increased its annual scholarship quota for Somali students to 120, with a particular focus on supporting higher education.

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During his meeting with Türkiye’s Ambassador to Somalia, Alper Aktaş, the discussions focused on strategies to further collaboration between the two countries. Both sides examined ways to advance mutual objectives, support joint projects, and solidify long-term partnerships.

Minister Abdisalam also met with China’s Ambassador to Somalia, Wang Yu, for talks aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation.

The discussions emphasized the enduring relationship between Somalia and China, covering areas such as political collaboration, infrastructure development, and educational partnerships.

Somalia and China are set to celebrate the 65th anniversary of their diplomatic ties in December, marking over six decades of friendship and cooperative engagement.

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