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Somalia’s Ambassador to South Africa attends Iftar hosted by Saudi Arabia Embassy

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The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Somalia to South Africa, Mohamed Sheikh Isxaaq, attended an Iftar organized by the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Pretoria. The event brought together ambassadors from Islamic countries and other diplomats stationed in South Africa.

The diplomatic Iftar served as a platform for representatives from across the Islamic world and other nations to strengthen bonds of brotherhood, cooperation, and solidarity among Muslim communities. The gathering also provided an opportunity to enhance diplomatic relations and mutual understanding between friendly countries.

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Ambassador Isxaaq was accompanied by prominent religious leaders visiting South Africa, including Sheikh Aadan Macallin Sugow, Chairman of the Union of Somali Scholars, and Sheikh Maxamuud Cabdul Baari. The event fostered discussions on unity, collaboration, and the importance of maintaining strong ties between Islamic nations.

The Iftar concluded in a warm and friendly atmosphere, highlighting the value of partnership, dialogue, and mutual respect. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening relations among Muslim countries while promoting peaceful coexistence and cooperation on shared challenges.

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