By Mohamed Abdi - Reporter
Ukraine, 6 November 2025 — Somalia’s newly appointed Ambassador to Ukraine, Mohamed Abdullahi Ahmed, formally presented his credentials to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday, marking the official start of his diplomatic mission in Kyiv.
The ceremony, held at the Presidential Palace in Kyiv, also featured newly appointed ambassadors from the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Chile, all of whom began their official duties in Ukraine.
President Zelenskyy congratulated the new ambassadors, reaffirming his government’s readiness to expand bilateral cooperation, particularly in the areas of politics, trade, and Africa relations.
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He noted that discussions focused on support for Ukraine, strengthening sanctions pressure against Russia, and enhancing bilateral ties.
Somalia and Ukraine agreed to restore their diplomatic relations on April 11, 2025, during the Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Türkiye — marking the beginning of a new chapter in the two nations’ engagement.
The appointment of Somalia’s ambassador comes as Ukraine continues its three-year-long war with Russia, one of the world’s major powers, while Somalia seeks to broaden its global diplomatic presence and strengthen partnerships with Europe.
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