President Hakainde Hichilema says Zambia is following with keen interest the ongoing elections in the Federal Republic of Somalia with the view of ensuring they are successful.
President Hichilema says Zambia values its relations with the Somali government and that the two need to ensure they cooperate for the purpose of creating a successful economic agenda for the people without which they would fail.
Meanwhile, the Head of State says Zambia’s message on peace remains consistent as it believes instability in any country affects all.
Speaking when he received Somali’s Minister of Foreign Affairs at state house today, President Hichilema said security concerns in the region indicate the need for more collaboration among countries in ensuring peace prevails and security guaranteed.
Meanwhile, Somali’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations Abdisaid Muse Ali commended the Zambian government for ensuring Zambia has a conducive business environment.
Mr. Muse Ali has also invited President Hichilema to visit Somalia saying that country’s President Muhammed Faraai Hamaarjo also desires to visit Zambia.
We have more pressing issues at home. We need a good strategy team otherwise opposition will have a field day. There are alot of competent upnd loyalists who have been left out of govt, my uncle included. Get them in!
Tribalism has divided Somalia. Somaliland is autonomous from Southern Somalia, so which Somalia is the Minister from?
Again my alias has been cloned …its that time of the year again some UK based blogger must be very bored, craving for interaction!!
Our brothers are been attacked in South Africa yet you watching that country. We are mourning our father rb yet you are more interested in another country. F00Iish govt
Ichi stinky mkundu troll Kaizar Zero ni mjuaji sana .Thank you HH and thank you Somali foreign minister for enhancing our brotherly relations.
HH be careful what ypou wish for. Ask your brothers in Tanzania and Kenya whats happening to their petroleum industry and the funding of terrorism