Turkish Foreign Minister cancels trip to Mogadishu

Somali Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdirizak speaking on TRT’s One on One program spoke about the delay by Turkish foreign Minister’s trip to Mogadishu, elections, bilateral relations such as military training, humanitarian assistance, investment, development and discussed other issues too .

He declined to elaborate on the reasons for the delay in Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu’s visit to Mogadishu, but did not rule out a general cancellation, although no other date has been set.

Minister Abdirizak was among the guests invited to attend the Antalya Conference in Turkey, where he met with a large number of Foreign Ministers of the Friends of the Ankara Government to discuss relations and the situation in the two countries.

“Unfortunately, the Turkish Foreign Minister’s visit to Somalia has been canceled. You know our cooperation. We will discuss security, military support, humanitarian, economic, investment and other issues,” said the Somali Foreign Minister.

Minister Abdirizak was also asked about the United Nations Human Rights Report on Eritrean Soldiers Trained in the Tigray Region.

”Too many errors and misinformation in the data on this matter is but the Committee appointed by the Prime Minister, including military, diplomatic and other members will embark on the fact-finding mission” said Mohamed.

Mustaqbal Media

MM Editor

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