The Mogadishu Port Authority has held a meeting with a delegation from the Turkish government and major fishing companies to discuss accelerating the implementation of the fisheries project previously agreed upon by the two countries. The delegation also toured various sections of the Mogadishu Port to assess the infrastructure needed for this project, which is crucial for the country’s economic development.
This meeting is significant as it represents a new step by the Somali government toward implementing previously signed agreements between the two nations. The delegation visited the Mogadishu Port to evaluate existing infrastructure and identify requirements for the project’s implementation. The meeting was attended by officials from the Port Authority and fishing companies.
Although further details about the discussions have not been disclosed, the project is expected to significantly boost Somalia’s economy, particularly in the fisheries sector one of the country’s most important natural resources.
The delegation’s visit is part of Turkey’s ongoing efforts to strengthen cooperation with Somalia across various sectors, including economy, security, and infrastructure development.
