– On Thursday, Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre delivered a keynote speech at the 33rd session of the Arab League summit held in Bahrain. In his address, the Prime Minister emphasized the notable achievements made by the Somali government across various fields, including security, counter-terrorism efforts, and development projects.
Prime Minister Barre highlighted “the progress in Somalia’s security sector, noting the government’s ongoing efforts to combat terrorist groups and ensure stability in the region.” according to brief statement by the office of the Prime Minister. He commended the National Armed Forces and their international partners for their role in these successes.
In addition to security, the Prime Minister detailed several development projects that have been instrumental in Somalia’s recent growth. These initiatives, he stated, are key to the country’s ongoing reconstruction and economic revitalization.
Reaffirming Somalia’s solidarity with the Palestinian cause, Prime Minister Barre expressed unwavering support for the rights and aspirations of the Palestinian people. He underscored the importance of “unity among Arab nations in advocating for justice and peace in Palestine.”
The 33rd session of the Arab League summit provided a platform for leaders from across the Arab world to discuss pressing issues and collaborate on strategies to address common challenges. Prime Minister Barre’s speech highlighted Somalia’s commitment to both regional cooperation and the broader goals of the Arab League.
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