Mogadishu, Somalia – Somalia has been elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the term 2025-26. Prime Minister Hamsa Abdi Barre addressed the nation, expressing his heartfelt congratulations to the Somali people on this significant milestone.
“This is not just a victory for Somalia but a clear indication to our resilience and commitment to the global community,” said Prime Minister Barre. He emphasized the overwhelming support received in the form of votes, marking it as another historic victory for the nation.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed Somalia’s dedication to taking a leading role on the international stage, particularly in addressing global challenges and security issues. “Somalia is ready to contribute constructively to the peace and security agenda of the council,” he stated.
The government’s pledge to engage actively in international affairs comes at a crucial time when the world faces numerous security challenges. Somalia’s unique perspective and experience are expected to bring valuable insights to the Security Council’s deliberations.
As Somalia prepares to assume its responsibilities on the council, the Prime Minister calls for unity and collective effort to make the most of this opportunity to shape a more secure and prosperous future for all.
