Ahmed Hussen Reaffirms Canada’s Commitment to Partnership with Somalia

Ottawa, Canada — Ahmed Hussen, Canada’s Minister of International Development, has reiterated Canada’s dedication to deepening ties with Somalia. In a recent meeting with Somalia’s Minister of Internal Security, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, Hussen highlighted the importance of strengthening collaboration between the two nations.

In a tweet shared on September 27, 2024, Hussen reflected on the productive discussion with Fiqi, emphasizing the vast potential for cooperation between Canada and Somalia. “From climate to governance, there are many ways Canada can share what we do best with Somalia to allow their people—and ours—to prosper,” Hussen wrote.

From climate to governance, there are many ways Canada can share what we do best with Somalia to allow their people—and ours—to prosper.

Great meeting with Minister Ahmed Moalim Fiqi @MOFASomalia on strengthening our partnership to complement our deep people-to-people ties. pic.twitter.com/iffKJ0hHmi

— Ahmed Hussen (@HonAhmedHussen) September 27, 2024

He also acknowledged the longstanding people-to-people connections that have united both nations. Somalia is home to a vibrant diaspora community in Canada, and the growing collaboration in areas such as governance and climate resilience demonstrates both countries’ commitment to mutual prosperity.

This meeting underscores Canada’s ongoing effort to support Somalia’s development through programs aimed at enhancing security, climate adaptation, and sustainable development initiatives.

As both countries continue to strengthen their partnership, the relationship between Canada and Somalia is expected to expand in ways that further improve the welfare of their citizens.

Stay tuned to Vision Newspaper for more updates from Canada’s Minister of International Development, Minister Ahmed Hussen.