Turkish president to visit Somalia
Mogadishu … News Time
East Africa Somalia’s troubled world leader in the civil war and unrest, but there is little adventure tour; Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently visited Mogadishu, a new framework for relations between the two countries. is provided. A global leader of Somalia in two decades to visit this unique and important. News agency, AFP, the President’s arrival in the country, particularly in Mogadishu Foolproof security arrangements was made. Increased security in the capital last Thursday because it was also a restaurant in Somalia Somali suicide bomber killed 5. Turkish citizens were in the restaurant. Somali militant group al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for the suicide attack. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a day before the arrival of the Somali al-Shabab said in a statement released by the militants had attacked the hotel. Earlier, Turkish President Abdullah bins Abdul Aziz of Saudi King’s death, visited Saudi Arabia, where he had attended the funeral of the late King. Mogadishu yesterday Tayyip Erdogan received on arrival counterpart Hassan Sheikh Mahmud at the international airport. During a joint news conference after meeting President of Somalia’s President Hassan Abbas praised efforts to promote bilateral relations. He, unlike any other country in Africa to Somalia Turkish citizens of their country has kept the door. Turkish citizens are interested in investing in Somalia, which are strengthening the ties between the two countries. Somalia’s President Sheikh Hasan Mahmud on the occasion said that we are thankful for Turkish citizens to come and work in our country is encouraging. He’s at a time when the international coalition operations in Somalia are out. The idea hrk Shabaab from Mogadishu in August 2011, after the ouster Tayyip Erdogan visited Somalia. He was Prime Minister of Turkey. Two decades of a major world leader in Mogadishu was the first visit. Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish Embassy in Mogadishu, announced the re-opening and investment agreements with Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, which was approved and the international airport, including the rebuilding project.
