Turkish, Somali presidents discuss regional security, humanitarian aid

By Deeq A., July 7, 2022 in News - Wararka

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Deeq A.

Posted July 7, 2022

Turkish President Recep Erdogan met on Wednesday with his visiting Somalian counterpart Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in the capital Ankara to discuss regional security and humanitarian aid to the African country.

Source: Hiiraan Online

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