Wednesday November 12, 2025
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali Prime Minister Hamse Abdi Barre on
Tuesday held a high-level meeting with German Ambassador to Somalia Sebastian
Groth to discuss expanding cooperation between the two countries in key areas
including security, investment, and economic development.
According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office,
the talks underscored both nations’ commitment to deepening diplomatic and
development ties as Somalia continues its recovery and reform efforts.
Prime Minister Hamse expressed his appreciation to the German
government for its consistent support to the Federal Government of Somalia and
to the Somali people. He emphasized the importance of enhancing collaboration
to advance stability, governance, and sustainable growth.
Ambassador Groth reaffirmed Germany’s longstanding
partnership with Somalia, describing the relationship as one rooted in
friendship and shared values. He said Berlin remains committed to supporting
Somalia’s state-building and development priorities.
“The two countries share a deep friendship,” Ambassador
Groth said, adding that Germany will continue to strengthen cooperation “to
achieve common goals for the development of Somalia.”
The meeting is part of ongoing diplomatic engagements aimed
at bolstering Somalia’s international partnerships and mobilizing support for
national reconstruction, security reforms, and investment opportunities.