Somalia, Morocco Conclude Economic Cooperation Talks in Rabat

Mogadishu, (SONNA) — Somalia and Morocco have concluded economic cooperation talks in Rabat aimed at strengthening bilateral economic ties and exploring opportunities in investment, trade, training and knowledge exchange.

The Director General of Somalia’s Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism, Abdullahi Hayir, said the talks, which began on October 19, focused on areas where the two countries could deepen economic cooperation and benefit from shared expertise.

During the visit, the Somali delegation, comprising representatives from several government institutions, held meetings with Moroccan officials in the trade, agriculture and fisheries sectors, where the two sides exchanged information on potential investment opportunities.

The delegation also visited ports and institutions working in the mining and seed-development sectors to learn from Morocco’s experience and explore opportunities for technical cooperation and knowledge exchange.

Director General Hayir thanked Morocco for hosting the Somali delegation and highlighted the longstanding friendly relations between the two countries.