BURUMBURA (Halbeeg News) – Somali and Burundi governments have agreed to boost the relationship between the countries following talks between Somali President, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and his Burundian counterpart, Evariste Ndayishimiye in Bujumbura.
According to Vila Somalia, the two leaders held a tête-à-tête to re-emphasize their commitment to cooperation across various sectors.
The discussions also touched upon regional stability, with both heads of state reaffirming their commitment to the goals of the East African Community and the African Union, particularly in the realm of economic growth and intra-African trade.
Somali President, upon the gracious invitation of his Burundian counterpart, Evariste Ndayishimiye, commenced his visit with a reception at Melchior Ndadaye International Airport, followed by a series of high-level meetings with Burundian officials including Foreign Minister Albert Shingiro.
These meetings marked a reaffirmation of the strong ties that bind Somalia and Burundi, not only at a governmental level but also in terms of the solidarity between their people.
President Mohamud praised Burundi’s efforts in peace and security, particularly highlighting the role of Burundian troops in the African Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS).
Similarly, President Ndayishimiye lauded President Mohamud for his tireless efforts in the realms of democracy and development within Somalia.
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