The President of Somalia Speaks to Agency: “No Intention of War with Ethiopia”
In an exclusive interview with Agency, the President of Somalia, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, made it clear that his country has no intention of engaging in war with Ethiopia.
Strained Relations
The relationship between Somalia and Ethiopia has been tense in recent years, with both countries involved in a dispute over the Somali region of Gedo, which borders Ethiopia.
President Farmajo emphasized that Somalia is committed to resolving the issue through peaceful means and diplomatic channels.
Regional Stability
The President also stressed the importance of regional stability and cooperation, stating that Somalia is eager to work with Ethiopia and other neighboring countries to address common challenges and promote peace and development in the region.
International Support
President Farmajo expressed his gratitude for the support of the international community in efforts to maintain peace and security in Somalia. He also highlighted the need for continued assistance in resolving the Gedo dispute and other issues affecting the region.
He assured that Somalia is committed to upholding its international obligations and working towards a peaceful and prosperous future for all its citizens.
Hope for the Future
Despite the challenges facing Somalia and its relations with neighboring countries, President Farmajo remains optimistic about the future. He reiterated his commitment to promoting dialogue and cooperation, and expressed hope that the issues between Somalia and Ethiopia can be resolved through peaceful means.
As the conversation with Agency drew to a close, President Farmajo reaffirmed his message of peace and unity, emphasizing the importance of diplomacy and dialogue in resolving regional conflicts.
As the interview concluded, it was evident that Somalia is committed to pursuing a peaceful and constructive relationship with Ethiopia and other neighboring countries, with a strong focus on regional stability and cooperation.
