By Dawan Africa - Reporter
Baghdad(Mogadishu24)-Somalia’s National Security Adviser, Hussein Moallim, met with Iraq’s National Security Adviser, Qasim al-Araji, in Baghdad to discuss enhancing bilateral relations and security cooperation between the two countries. The Somali delegation, on an official visit to Iraq, engaged in extensive discussions on various issues of mutual interest Monday.
During the meeting, the two sides explored ways to strengthen ties and enhance cooperation in combating terrorism, ensuring regional security, and exchanging expertise and information on security matters. Both advisers emphasized the significance of close collaboration for the benefit of their respective countries and the broader region.
Qasim al-Araji echoed these sentiments, highlighting the shared challenges and opportunities for collaboration.
The two advisers exchanged views on current affairs and underscored the need for ongoing collaboration and information sharing. The discussions included plans for future joint initiatives and potential areas of cooperation in combating terrorism and enhancing security measures.
The Somali delegation’s visit to Iraq also includes meetings with other national security agencies and senior government officials. The delegation is scheduled to visit key national installations to further strengthen the bilateral relationship and explore additional avenues for cooperation.
This visit marks a significant step forward in the relationship between Somalia and Iraq, fostering a collaborative approach to addressing shared security concerns and contributing to the peace and stability of the region and the world.
