Mogadishu, Somalia| In a move aimed at bolstering diplomatic and developmental relations, Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud hosted the Italian Ambassador to Somalia, Pier Mario Daccò Coppi, for high-level discussions at the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu.
The meeting underscored the enduring partnership between the two nations and their shared commitment to fostering growth, stability, and security in Somalia.
During the meeting, President Mohamud and Ambassador Coppi engaged in comprehensive talks focused on enhancing cooperation in key sectors critical to Somalia’s development.
Central to the discussions were strategies to boost economic collaboration, improve public services, strengthen state institutions, and advance security initiatives.
Both leaders reaffirmed their nations’ longstanding historical ties, emphasizing Italy’s continued support for Somalia’s state-building efforts.
President Mohamud highlighted the importance of mutual collaboration in addressing Somalia’s socio-economic challenges, particularly in fostering an environment conducive to sustainable development and regional stability.
The Italian ambassador reiterated his country’s unwavering commitment to Somalia’s progress, pledging Italy’s support in areas such as infrastructure development, governance reforms, and capacity building.
Ambassador Coppi also praised Somalia’s resilience and the government’s efforts in promoting peace and reconciliation.
This meeting is part of a broader diplomatic initiative by Somalia’s leadership to deepen alliances with international partners, attract investment, and consolidate security reforms.
As Somalia continues to rebuild following decades of instability, the strengthening of ties with nations like Italy is seen as a vital step toward achieving long-term peace and prosperity.
Both parties expressed optimism about the future of Somalia-Italy relations and agreed to advance cooperation through concrete projects and initiatives in the coming months.
