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Somalia participates in India-Arab Foreign Ministers meeting to boost trade and investment

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Somalia Participates in India-Arab Foreign Ministers Meeting to Boost Trade and Investment

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Somalia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Cabdisalam Cali, attended the closing session of the two-day India-Arab Summit. The meeting was attended by foreign ministers from Arab League member states.

During the discussions, participants focused on expanding trade and investment opportunities between India and the attending countries. Emphasis was placed on implementing effective measures to improve market access and accelerate private sector cooperation.

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Somalia reaffirmed its commitment to promoting economic diplomacy, aiming to achieve tangible results, create job opportunities, and build long-term sustainable partnerships.

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