Pakistan and Somalia have agreed to strengthen their military ties and cooperate on capacity-building initiatives to address common security challenges. This was emphasized during a meeting between Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Syed Asim Munir, and a high-level Somali delegation led by Defence Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi in Rawalpindi.
The meeting discussed matters of mutual interest, regional security dynamics, and ways to enhance bilateral defense and security cooperation. The Somali delegation expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s support and the role of the Pakistan Armed Forces in promoting regional peace and stability.
General Syed Asim Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to supporting Somalia in strengthening its security apparatus and promoting lasting peace in the region. The two sides underscored the importance of deepening military-to-military ties to counter common security challenges.
Article and image source: diplomacypakistan.com
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