Libya’s Presidential Council Head, Mohammed Menfi, has confirmed Libya’s support for Somalia’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council. In a Tripoli press conference with Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud, Menfi highlighted the ongoing strength of bilateral relations and discussed new agreements to promote cooperation in various sectors, confirming a mutual commitment to collaborative regional representation.
Mohammed Menfi, the Head of the Presidential Council of Libya, has publicly reaffirmed his nation’s backing for Somalia’s candidacy as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council this year. During a joint press conference with Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud in Tripoli, Menfi expressed his trust in Somalia’s capacity to represent and advocate for the interests of Arab and African countries in the Council.
This declaration took place alongside the signing of various agreements focusing on joint cooperation between Libya and Somalia. Menfi warmly received the Somali President and his delegation, emphasizing the enduring strength of their relationship. He asserted that the cooperation between the two nations extends beyond the agreements signed, encompassing investment and educational partnerships as well.
Menfi further stated, “We reaffirm our support for Somalia, the representative of the Arabs and the African Union in the Security Council this year, as it has proven that it is up to the responsibility of defending the interests of our peoples and countries.” This reiteration underscores Libya’s strategic commitment to fostering a robust alliance with Somalia.
In their discussions, Menfi and President Mahmoud explored avenues to advance bilateral relations and cooperative efforts across multiple sectors. They also emphasized the need for coordinated actions in both African and international platforms, demonstrating their mutual resolve to enhance their collaborative role on the global stage.
The reaffirmation of Libya’s support for Somalia in its pursuit of a seat on the United Nations Security Council highlights the strengthening ties between the two nations. Through formal agreements and cooperative initiatives, both leaders express their commitment to enhancing bilateral relations and promoting common interests in the international arena. This partnership signifies a strategic alignment that aims to bolster representation for Arab and African nations within global governance structures.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
