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Somali President commends Zambia’s inclusive policies, seeks deeper economic collaborations

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Somalian President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has commended the Zambian government for its inclusive policies that foster a welcoming environment for foreigners residing in Zambia.

President Mohamud commended Zambia’s efforts in encouraging foreign participation in the economy, particularly through business ventures.

He made these remarks while receiving Letters of Credence from Zambia’s Ambassador to Ethiopia, Rose Sakala, who also served as Zambia’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Somalia.

“I urge you to promote investment opportunities for the Zambian private sector in Somalia, especially in areas such as mining and tourism, where both countries can collaborate effectively,” President Mohamud said.

He emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral ties between Somalia and Zambia, noting that enhanced cooperation would be mutually beneficial for both nations.

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In response, Ambassador Sakala reaffirmed her commitment to deepening Zambia’s diplomatic relations with Somalia, particularly by expanding economic cooperation for mutual benefit.

Ambassador Sakala also highlighted Zambia’s commitment to peace and security in Africa, acknowledging that sustainable development cannot be achieved without stability.

She noted President Hakainde Hichilema’s ongoing advocacy for peace across the continent and his support for various peace initiatives.

“Zambia has long contributed to peacebuilding efforts through the deployment of Zambian troops under the African Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS),” Sakala said.

Earlier, the Ambassador presented her Credentials to Somalia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Isaak Mohamud Mursal.

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