SOMALIA, ETHIOPIA, DJIBOUTI LEADERS HOLD TALKS ON IRAN WAR IMPACT. (PHOTO).
Somalia, Ethiopia, Djibouti leaders hold talks on Iran war impact The leaders of Somalia, Ethiopia and Djibouti held trilateral talks late Wednesday on regional security and the Middle East war. Djibouti’s President Ismail Omar Guelleh, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed discussed the current conflict in the Middle East and its possible economic repercussions and harms for the Horn of Africa region. The leaders also focused on security, counter-terrorism, Somalia’s democracy, the Horn of Africa’s stability and boosting investment, mobility and infrastructure, Somali Information Minister Daud Aweis said in a statement after the talks. “Peace and security in the region, the state of development of its economic integration, resolutions of shared interests for all three countries and the prevailing situation in the subregion were discussed during this meeting,” said a statement from Djibouti, where the meeting was held, Anadolu Agency report...
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