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Post by AbyssiniaLady » 29 Oct 2025, 16:45

The President of of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, leading a high-level delegation, arrived in Djibouti on Wednesday


Djibouti - October 29, 2025.






The President and his delegation received a warm and fraternal welcome in Djibouti City.

During his visit, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud will hold bilateral meetings with President Guelleh and other senior Djiboutian officials to discuss the deep-rooted partnership and shared interests of the two brotherly nations.


Source: Somalia media outlets.



Somalia and Germany Sign €75 Million Development Agreement to Support National Transformation Plan



Mogadishu - October 29, 2025



The Federal Government of Somalia and the Federal Republic of Germany have signed a €75 million development cooperation agreement in Mogadishu, marking another milestone in the two countries’ long-standing partnership for sustainable development.

The agreement was signed by the Minister of Planning, Investment and Economic Development, Mahmud A. Sheikh Farah (Beenebeene), and Ms. Julia Hanning, Head of the East Africa Department at Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
Running for two years beginning in 2026, the new cooperation framework aligns with Somalia’s National Transformation Plan (NTP 2025–2029) and focuses on key priority areas including Agriculture and Food Systems, Education, Employment, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), Water, Irrigation Management, and Climate Change Resilience.

The agreement follows two days of high-level discussions in Mogadishu between Somali and German officials, building on the strong development collaboration established through an earlier accord signed in 2023.
Minister Beenebeene commended Germany’s continued partnership and said: This partnership reinforces the priorities of the NTP, especially job creation, basic services and climate resilience.

Ms. Julia Hanning reaffirmed Germany’s dedication to supporting Somalia’s progress, emphasizing that Berlin remains committed to promoting impactful programs that drive service delivery, employment, and inclusive economic growth.

Minister Beenebeene expressed his gratitude to the Government and people of Germany for their consistent support, while Ms. Hanning highlighted that Somalia and Germany share over 60 years of multifaceted and friendly relations, rooted in mutual respect and cooperation.
The agreement represents a renewed commitment to Somalia’s development agenda, advancing shared goals of economic growth, institutional resilience, and sustainable national transformation.


Source: Somalia media outlets.

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Post by AbyssiniaLady » 10 Nov 2025, 15:52

Banadir Governor Meets EU Operation Commander to Strengthen Cooperation on Security and Development


Mogadishu - November 10, 2025






The Governor of Banadir Region and Mayor of Mogadishu, Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hussein (Muungaab), today received a delegation led by EU Operation Commander in Somalia, General Marco Manzone, at the Mogadishu Municipality Headquarters.

The meeting focused on EU-supported programs for the Banadir Regional Administration, particularly in the areas of security, reconstruction, and public services. Both sides agreed to enhance coordination between EU-funded projects and the region’s development priorities.






Governor Muungaab thanked the European Union for its continued support, emphasizing the importance of doubling efforts to advance key national programs, including the upcoming local council elections.

For his part, Gen. Marco Manzone commended the close cooperation between the EU mission and the Banadir Regional Administration, reaffirming the EU’s commitment to supporting security, reconstruction, and state-building efforts in the capital.





The meeting concluded with a mutual understanding to strengthen partnership and accelerate joint development initiatives aimed at ensuring lasting peace and sustainable progress in Mogadishu.


Source: Somalia media outlets.




Somalia and Saudi Arabia Sign Key MoU for Stadium Reconstruction and Youth Empowerment


November 7, 2025






The Minister of Youth and Sports of the Federal Government of Somalia, H.E. Mohamed Abdulkadir Ali, held an important meeting in Riyadh with his counterpart, the Minister of Youth and Sports of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, H.R.H. Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal.

The high-level meeting concluded with the signing of a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) designed to bolster cooperation in sports infrastructure and youth development.

The agreement specifically outlines a partnership for the reconstruction of sports stadiums in Somalia, a crucial step in rebuilding the nation’s athletic facilities. Additionally, the MoU focuses on the development and implementation of programs for youth skills advancement and job creation, addressing key national priorities for Somalia.





Minister Ali is currently in the Saudi capital on an official visit. His agenda also includes a series of strategic meetings with other counterpart ministers from various Arab League nations to strengthen relations and enhance cooperation in the youth and sports sectors across the region.


Source: Somalia media outlets.



Prime Minister Hamza Meets German Ambassador to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation


November 11, 2025





The Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, H.E. Hamza Abdi Barre, today received the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Somalia, Sebastian Groth, in his office.

The meeting focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in the areas of security, investment, and economic development.
Prime Minister Hamza thanked the Government of Germany for its continued support to the Somali people and government. Ambassador Groth reaffirmed Germany’s commitment to deepening the longstanding friendship and partnership between the two nations in pursuit of shared goals.


Source: Somalia media outlets.

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Somalia Partners with Italian Institute to Launch Strategic Oceano-Hydrographic Office

November 13, 2025






Mogadishu, Somalia - In a major development for its maritime and naval capabilities, Somalia has officially launched a strategic plan to establish and develop the Somali Oceano-Hydrographic Office (SOHO). This national initiative was unveiled by the Commander of the Somali Navy and Coastal Defense, Commodore Admiral Abdiwahab Abdullahi, in collaboration with experts from the prestigious Italian Hydrographic Institute (IIM).

The SOHO is set to become the nation’s new, centralized authority for all marine and ocean data. Its establishment marks a critical step forward in Somalia’s ability to govern and protect its extensive territorial waters.

The SOHO will serve as the primary national institution for a wide array of critical functions. It is being designed as the main repository for all oceanographic data in Somalia, responsible for producing and updating essential navigational charts and maps to guide maritime traffic. Furthermore, the office will be mandated with ensuring the safety of all vessels by providing accurate and timely information, collecting vital data on marine weather patterns and Somalia’s tides, and providing the foundational data to support the security of the nation’s coastline. This office will play a direct and indispensable role in the comprehensive protection of Somalia’s coasts and the preservation of its vast marine resources.



The Somali national army and naval forces will soon be the strongest in Africa.


The launch of this national plan is founded on a strong technical cooperation between Somalia and its Italian partners. The project is designed to be comprehensive, ensuring long-term success through investment in both people and technology.

The plan includes provisions for high-level, specialized training for Somali personnel, who will manage and operate the new office. This will be complemented by the acquisition of modern, state-of-the-art equipment necessary for sophisticated data collection and analysis. This strategic partnership is a clear move to bolster Somalia’s maritime self-sufficiency, aiming to significantly strengthen its naval capacity, enhance maritime safety, secure its coasts, and create a regulated environment for the sustainable exploitation of its rich marine resources.


Source: Somalia media outlets.




Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre Receives Swedish Ambassador in Mogadishu


November 13, 2025




The Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, His Excellency Hamza Abdi Barre, received the Ambassador of Sweden to Somalia, Mr. Hans Lundquist, at his office in Mogadishu on Thursday.

The two officials discussed strengthening the bilateral relationship and enhancing the ongoing cooperation between Somalia and Sweden. The meeting reaffirmed the commitment of both nations to work together on areas of mutual interest, reflecting the long-standing ties between the two countries.


Source: Somalia media outlets.

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Agazi General wrote:
30 Aug 2025, 15:37
WAWW.ZIS IS SOME.OF.Z BEST NEWS IVE HEARD IN YEARS. ZOOMALIS HAVE MILLIONS OF HUNGRY, POOR, ETC LIKE MENELIK GOJO ETHIOPIA BUT ZIS IS WAT ZEY ALLEGEDLY FOKUS ON. GREAT JOB ABYSSINIALADYBOY AKA SOMALIMANLADY AKA ZACK AKA EDU AKA SO MANY MORE

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Yttrium is very rare metallic element, It has a wide variety of uses in modern technology. It is used to produce the red color in TV screens, X-ray filaments, smartphones, superconductors, semiconductors, jet engines, cars, computers, Yttrium is also used in medicine and dozens of other items., Yttrium is what makes smartphones so small, powerful and bright.

Somalia is blessed with Africa’s largest Yttrium reserves and it has the potential to be one of the top suppliers of Yttrium to the world​ in the near future.

Yttrium is one of the many reasons developed western countries are strengthening their bilateral ties with Somalia.
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Agazi General wrote:
14 Nov 2025, 09:20
Agazi General wrote:
30 Aug 2025, 15:37
WAWW.ZIS IS SOME.OF.Z BEST NEWS IVE HEARD IN YEARS. ZOOMALIS HAVE MILLIONS OF HUNGRY, POOR, ETC LIKE MENELIK GOJO ETHIOPIA BUT ZIS IS WAT ZEY ALLEGEDLY FOKUS ON. GREAT JOB ABYSSINIALADYBOY AKA SOMALIMANLADY AKA ZACK AKA EDU AKA SO MANY MORE

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Post by AbyssiniaLady » 18 Nov 2025, 20:07

Somalia and Djibouti Must Keep a Vigilant Eye on War-torn Ethiopia



There are more than 85 countries in war-torn Ethiopia.



War-torn Ethiopia has embarked on a full scale propaganda campaign against its neighboring countries, In the past 12 months, the illiterate Galla scumbag Abiy Ahmed's regime has created hundreds of thousands of new Youtube channel, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram accounts and websites to spread its massive propaganda campaign and disinformation, thus, Somalia and Djibouti should keep a vigilant eye on war-torn Ethiopia and Gallas.

Gallas are landlocked caged scavengers, they are blessed with neither a large area of land nor natural resources nor gifted with intelligence, they are national security threat number one to East African countries, keep a vigilant eye on them.

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Post by AbyssiniaLady » 23 Nov 2025, 16:25

Turkey and Major U.S.A Oil and Gas Companies Are Teaming Up to Begin Oil and Gas Drilling off the Coast of Somalia Early Next Year



Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar and Abdirizak Omar Mohamed, the former Somalia's petroleum and mineral resources minister - 2024.


Somalia is well on its way to becoming a major exporter of oil and gas to global markets, with significant impact on transforming its economy.

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President Hassan Sheikh Receives Credentials from Eight New Ambassadors


December 3, 2025



H.E. Siv Cathrine Moe - Ambassador of Norway.



H.E. Siv Cathrine Moe - Ambassador of Norway.



H.E. Inés Fors Fernández - Ambassador of Cuba.



H.E. Riina Riikka Heikka - Ambassador of Finland.



H.E. Hans Henric Lundquist - Ambassador of Sweden.



H.E. Mohamed Salah Khashta - Ambassador of Egypt.



H.E. Jaime Alejandro Moreno Bau - Ambassador of Spain.



H.E. Joshua Brenber Tabah - Ambassador of Canada.



H.E. Witjaksono Adji - Ambassador of Indonesia.



The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud presided over an official ceremony at the Presidential Palace today, where he accepted the diplomatic credentials of eight newly appointed ambassadors.

  • Norway
  • Finland
  • Sweden
  • Cuba
  • Indonesia
  • Canada
  • Spain
  • Egypt

During the reception at Villa Somalia, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud wished the new envoys success in their upcoming duties and emphasized the Federal Government's commitment to further developing and strengthening the bilateral relations between Somalia and their respective nations. In return, the ambassadors conveyed greetings from their heads of state and expressed their best wishes for the continuous progress and prosperity of the Somali people.


Source: Somalia media outlets.



Germany Formally Recognizes Somali Diplomatic Passport for Entry and Residence

December 3, 2025


The Federal Migration and Citizenship Office of the Federal Republic of Somalia has welcomed the official decision by the Federal Government of Germany to recognize the Somali Diplomatic Passport for entry and residence. The decision was formally published in the German Federal Gazette (Bundesanzeiger) on 1 December 2025, marking a significant milestone in bilateral cooperation.

Under the new directive, holders of the Somali Diplomatic Passport are now permitted to enter and reside in Germany with full official recognition—replacing previous procedures in which the document was only acknowledged upon departure from Germany. The development reflects growing confidence in Somalia’s enhanced travel documentation system and its ongoing reforms.

This decision is seen as a strong affirmation of the Somali Government’s efforts to modernize its migration and identification services, improve the quality of national travel documents, and facilitate smoother mobility between the two countries.

The Federal Migration and Citizenship Office commended the Government of Germany for its positive step and expressed hope that the decision will contribute to further strengthening passport recognition and identification systems across partner states.


Source: Somalia media outlets.

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Source: Somalia media outlets.




The African Union Commission Chairperson Rejects Somalia's northern region Recognition, Warns of “Dangerous Precedent” for Africa






Source: The African Union and Somalia media outlets.




GCC Secretary General Condemns Israel’s Recognition of Somalia's Northern Region as a “Dangerous Violation” of International Law


December 27, 2025






RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – The Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), H.E. Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, has issued a forceful condemnation regarding the announcement by Israeli occupation forces to recognize the Somaliland region. In an official statement released today, the Secretary General described the move as a “dangerous transgression” of the principles of international law, firmly rejecting any actions that infringe upon the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia.

Albudaiwi emphasized that this recognition constitutes a flagrant violation of the unity and territorial integrity of Somalia. By engaging with the breakaway region as an independent entity, the Israeli authorities are disregarding established international norms that protect the cohesion of nation-states. The GCC chief stressed that the Federal Republic of Somalia remains the sole sovereign authority over all its territories, including the northern regions, and that such external interference is legally void.

The statement reflects the unified position of the Gulf Cooperation Council member states, standing in solidarity with Mogadishu against external maneuvers that threaten its stability. The Secretary General noted that such unilateral measures by the Israeli occupation not only breach legal standards but also risk destabilizing the security architecture of the wider region. He called for strict adherence to international charters that mandate respect for national borders and the non-interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states.

In his concluding remarks, H.E. Albudaiwi reiterated the GCC’s support for the Federal Government of Somalia. He urged the international community to reject these separatist overtures and to uphold the sovereignty of Somalia, ensuring that the country’s unity is preserved against diplomatic actions that seek to fragment the state.



Source: The Gulf Cooperation Council and Somalia media outlets.



China Reaffirms “Firm Support” for Somalia’s Sovereignty in Urgent Call, Condemns Secessionism


December 27, 2025






MOGADISHU, Somalia – The People’s Republic of China has forcefully reaffirmed its commitment to the territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia following an urgent diplomatic consultation held in Mogadishu. H.E. Ambassador Wang Yu held a telephone discussion with Somalia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Abdisalam Dhaay, to address the escalating diplomatic tensions concerning the unity of the Somali nation.

During the high-level exchange, Ambassador Wang conveyed Beijing’s absolute support for Somalia’s sovereignty and national unity. The Ambassador made it clear that China views the preservation of Somalia’s borders as a fundamental imperative, aligning with the principles of international law. This reassurance comes at a critical moment, serving as a powerful diplomatic shield against recent external attempts to legitimize separatist movements within the Horn of Africa.

A central theme of the discussion was the mutual threat posed by separatist agendas. Both diplomats expressed “strong joint opposition to secessionism,” categorizing it as a danger that undermines the “core interests” of both nations. This phrasing highlights the deep strategic alignment between Mogadishu and Beijing, drawing a parallel between Somalia’s stance on its northern regions and China’s unwavering position on its own territorial issues. By linking these struggles, the two nations solidified a pact of mutual diplomatic defense.

Minister Abdisalam Dhaay welcomed China’s solidarity, noting that the support of a permanent UNSC member provides significant weight to Somalia’s efforts to protect its independence. The call concluded with a shared commitment to coordinate closely on international platforms to defeat any narratives or actions that seek to fracture the unity of sovereign states.



Source: Somalia media outlets.




Saudi Arabia Rejects Israel’s Recognition of Somalia's Northern Region , Reaffirms Full Support for Somalia’s Sovereignty


December 27, 2025







RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has issued an official statement confirming its unwavering support for the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia. In a decisive diplomatic stance, Riyadh explicitly rejected the recent declaration of mutual recognition between the Israeli occupation authorities and the Somaliland region.

The Ministry characterized the recognition as an action that entrenches “unilateral separatist measures,” asserting that such steps are in direct violation of international law. By condemning the move, the Kingdom highlighted that legitimizing these actions undermines the legal frameworks that govern state sovereignty and threatens the stability of the Horn of Africa.

Reaffirming the deep brotherly ties between the two nations, Saudi Arabia pledged its full backing to the Federal Government of Somalia in preserving its national unity. The statement serves as a clear message to the international community regarding the Kingdom’s position: the integrity of the sisterly nation of Somalia is paramount, and any attempts to fracture it through external agreements with occupation authorities are unacceptable.






Source: Saudi Arabia and Somalia media outlets.

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Aboul Gheit Terms Israeli Recognition of Somalia's Northern Region “Provocative,” Warns of Regional Instability


December 27, 2025







CAIRO, Egypt – The Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Mr. Ahmed Aboul Gheit, has issued a stern condemnation regarding the announcement by Israel to recognize the Somalia's northern region. In a statement released following the development, the Arab League chief described the move as a “provocative and rejected step,” warning that it carries the potential to severely destabilize the security architecture of the entire Horn of Africa region.


Aboul Gheit emphasized that this diplomatic maneuver by the Israeli authorities constitutes a flagrant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia. He asserted that the Arab League categorically rejects any measures that seek to fragment the unity of a member state, characterizing the recognition as an aggressive act that contradicts international norms and the charters governing state relations. By labeling the move “provocative,” the Secretary-General highlighted the intent to sow discord within the Arab world.

The Secretary-General highlighted the fragility of the current geopolitical landscape, noting that introducing such divisive elements could have far-reaching negative consequences. He explicitly warned that this action is not merely a diplomatic dispute but a development that “could disrupt security in the region,” exacerbating existing tensions and potentially opening the door for further external interference in Arab affairs. He cautioned that playing politics with the borders of sovereign nations risks igniting conflicts that could spread beyond the immediate area.

Reaffirming the League’s stance, Aboul Gheit pledged total solidarity with the Federal Government of Somalia in its efforts to defend its independence and national cohesion. He called upon the international community to disregard this unilateral recognition and to uphold the principles of non-interference, ensuring that Somalia’s borders remain intact against what he termed illegitimate political engineering.


Source: Somalia media outlets.



OIC Strongly Condemns Israel’s Recognition of Somalia's Northern Region, Reaffirms Support for Somalia’s Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity


December 27, 2025






JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia – The General Secretariat of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has expressed its strong condemnation and categorical rejection of the recognition by Israel, the occupying power, of the Somaliland region as an independent state. In an official statement released on Friday, the Organization characterized the move as a flagrant violation of the sovereignty, national unity, and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia.

The General Secretariat reaffirmed its full solidarity with the Federal Republic of Somalia during this critical juncture. It emphasized unwavering support for the nation’s sovereignty and the unity of its lands, while declaring absolute backing for Somalia’s legitimate state institutions. The OIC described the recognition as an infringement that contravenes established diplomatic norms and the rights of a sovereign member state.

Furthermore, the statement stressed the necessity of strict adherence to the principles enshrined in the Charter of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Charter of the United Nations, and international law. The OIC noted that these legal frameworks collectively mandate respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of member states, principles that have been disregarded by the Israeli announcement.

Concluding its address, the Organization highlighted the strategic importance of the Horn of Africa. It stressed the urgent need to maintain security, peace, and stability in the region, firmly rejecting any procedures or unilateral actions that could undermine regional stability or fuel fragmentation in this vital corridor.


Source: Somalia media outlets.




Turkey Condemns Israel’s Recognition of Somalia's Northern Region, Warns of Regional Instability

December 26, 2025






ANKARA, Turkey – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey has issued a formal statement condemning the announcement by Israel regarding the recognition of the independence of Somalia's northern region. In a written response to a question on the matter, Spokesperson Öncü Keçeli characterized the move as a violation of international law and a threat to the stability of the Horn of Africa.

Spokesperson Keçeli emphasized that Turkey views the unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia as inviolable. He stated that unilateral actions such as Israel’s recognition are null and void under international law and contradict the Charter of the United Nations. “The preservation of Somalia’s political unity and territorial integrity is a fundamental requirement for peace and stability in the region,” Keçeli noted, reaffirming Ankara’s longstanding policy of supporting the Federal Government in Mogadishu.

The statement warned that this development risks triggering further instability in an already fragile region. The Spokesperson highlighted that attempts to bypass the legitimate government of Somalia or to legitimize separatist movements undermine collective efforts to combat terrorism and foster development. Turkey cautioned that such “opportunistic moves” by external actors would not be accepted by the international community.

Reiterating the deep historical bonds between Turkey and Somalia, Keçeli assured that Ankara will continue to stand by the friendly and brotherly people of Somalia. He concluded by calling on all international actors to respect Somalia’s sovereignty and to refrain from actions that could exacerbate tensions in the Horn of Africa.


Source: Turkey and Somalia media outlets.



Qatar Rejects Israel-Somalia's Northern Region Recognition as “Dangerous Precedent,” Urges Israel to Focus on Palestine



December 27, 2025








DOHA, Qatar – The State of Qatar has expressed its categorical rejection of the announcement regarding mutual recognition between the Israeli occupation authorities and the Somaliland region. In a strongly worded statement issued on Saturday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the move as a “dangerous precedent” and a unilateral measure that conflicts with the principles of international law, directly infringing upon the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of the brotherly Federal Republic of Somalia.

The Ministry emphasized Doha’s firm refusal of any attempts aimed at establishing or imposing “parallel entities” that could weaken the unity of the Somali state. The statement highlighted Qatar’s full support for the legitimate institutions of the Federal Government of Somalia, stressing a keen interest in maintaining the nation’s security and stability while safeguarding the interests of the brotherly Somali people. Officials noted that preserving the cohesion of Somalia is essential for the broader stability of the region.

In a sharp rebuke of the Israeli leadership, the Ministry asserted that it would be more appropriate for the occupation authorities to recognize the State of Palestine a right affirmed by the international consensus rather than engaging in divisive politics in the Horn of Africa. The statement called on Israel to work toward a sustainable end to the war on the Gaza Strip instead of continuing to undermine international legitimacy through “reckless policies” that contribute to fueling tension and instability across the Middle East and East Africa.
Concluding its official communication, the Ministry renewed Qatar’s unwavering position in support of the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the integrity of its lands. It called for strict adherence to international law and respect for resolutions of international legitimacy. Furthermore, Doha urged the global community to consolidate efforts to preserve security and stability in the strategic Horn of Africa region, warning against actions that threaten the delicate balance of the area.


Source: Somalia media outlets.




Kuwait Rejects Israel-Somalia's Northern Region Mutual Recognition, Affirms Full Support for Somalia’s Sovereignty


December 27, 2025






KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Kuwait has issued an official statement affirming the nation’s absolute support for the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia over all its territories. In a declaration released on Saturday, the Ministry expressed Kuwait’s formal rejection of the recently announced mutual recognition between the Israeli occupation authorities and the Somaliland region.


The Ministry characterized the announcement as a “unilateral measure” that stands in direct contradiction to international law. By engaging with the breakaway region as a sovereign entity, the statement argued, the Israeli authorities are violating the legal frameworks that protect the territorial integrity of independent nations. Kuwait reiterated that such actions are legally void and detrimental to the stability of the legal order governing state relations.

In its statement, Kuwait renewed its firm opposition to this approach, describing it as an attempt to undermine the sovereignty of the brotherly Federal Republic of Somalia. The Ministry pledged the State of Kuwait’s “full support” for the legitimate institutions of the Somali government, emphasizing that the preservation of Mogadishu’s authority is essential for maintaining order and unity within the country. The government made clear that it rejects any policies that weaken the central state or encourage fragmentation.

This position aligns Kuwait with the broader consensus among Arab and Gulf nations, reinforcing the diplomatic shield around Somalia. The statement serves as a message of solidarity to the Somali people, ensuring them that Kuwait stands by their side in defending their national unity against external diplomatic maneuvers that seek to legitimize separatism and bypass the Federal Government.


Source: Somalia media outlets.




Jordan Rejects Israel-Somalia's Northern Region Recognition as “Flagrant Violation” of International Law


December 27, 2025







AMMAN, Jordan – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has affirmed its absolute support for the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia. In a decisive statement issued regarding the recent diplomatic escalation, Amman expressed its complete rejection of the announced mutual recognition between Israel and the Somaliland region.

The Ministry characterized the recognition as a “flagrant violation” of international law and the Charter of the United Nations. By attempting to legitimize a separatist administration, the statement argued, the action constitutes a clear infringement upon the sovereignty of the brotherly Federal Republic of Somalia. The Kingdom emphasized that respecting national borders is non-negotiable and that such diplomatic maneuvers fundamentally contradict the established global legal order.

The Official Spokesperson for the Ministry, Ambassador Fuad Al-Majali, highlighted the Kingdom’s absolute refusal of any attempts to impose “parallel entities” that threaten the cohesion of the Somali state. He stated that Jordan stands firmly behind the legitimate state institutions of Somalia, prioritizing the stability and security of the brotherly Somali people. His remarks made it clear that Amman views the preservation of Mogadishu’s authority over its entire territory as essential for regional peace.

Ambassador Al-Majali concluded by declaring that Jordan rejects any procedures aimed at fragmenting Somalia’s unity or compromising its national security. The statement reinforces the Kingdom’s commitment to shielding Somalia from external interference and ensuring that its political independence remains intact against what it termed illegitimate measures.


Source: Somalia media outlets.

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