India and Somalia have engaged in talks aimed at enhancing collaboration in various areas of mutual interest. The discussions took place during a meeting between Ambassador-designate Adarsh Swaika and Somalian Deputy Prime Minister Salah Jama.
The discussions took place as Ambassador-designate to Somalia, Adarsh Swaika, called on Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia Salah Jama. The discussions covered key areas of bilateral cooperation and ways to further strengthen it in diverse sectors of mutual interest. Adarsh Swaika (@AdarshSwaika1), India’s Ambassador-designate to Somalia, for discussions on key areas of our longstanding bilateral relationship and advancing cooperation in trade, education and cultural exchange between our peoples. The leaders held discussions on advancing our trade, capacity building, education, health, consular and multilateral cooperation. India-Somalia relations are age-old, with strong connections established by traders who sailed through the Indian Ocean to buy and sell goods in the Horn of Africa. The connection still continues with the presence of the Indian business community in Somalia, as per the Ministry of External Affairs.
Meanwhile, in a post on X, the Somalian Deputy Prime Minister said that the talks focused on advancing cooperation in areas such as trade, education and cultural exchanges. He said, “Received Dr.
Earlier this year in January, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had met his Somalian counterpart, Abdisalam Ali.
