In a moment that reflected growing African cooperation, H.E. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of the Federal Republic of Somalia held a telephone conversation with H.E. President Cyril Ramaphosa of the Republic of South Africa. The discussion marked another step forward in strengthening the long-standing ties between the two nations, rooted in shared history, mutual respect, and common aspirations for peace and prosperity.
During the call, the two leaders focused on deepening Somalia–South Africa relations, with particular emphasis on cooperation in peace and security. They recognized the importance of collective efforts in addressing regional challenges and promoting stability across the African continent. Trade and investment opportunities were also discussed, highlighting the potential for economic partnerships that could benefit both countries and create new avenues for growth.
The conversation further touched on key regional and continental developments, allowing both presidents to exchange views on Africa’s evolving political and security landscape. In doing so, they reaffirmed their shared commitment to African solidarity, unity, and shared prosperity.
The call concluded with a renewed pledge to maintain close dialogue and collaboration, reflecting a shared vision of a peaceful, stable, and economically vibrant Africa driven by cooperation among its nations.