Xasan Sheekh oo Belgrade ka qaybgalaya shirka 65-aad ee Dhaqdhaqaaqa Dalalka Aan Isbahaysiga Ahayn
Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud, ayaa magaalada Belgrade ee Serbia uga qaybgalaya shirka 65-aad ee Dhaqdhaqaaqa Dalalka Aan Isbahaysiga Ahayn (NAM), kaas oo ka socda 1-da ilaa 2-da Sebtembar 2026. Wafdiga Soomaaliya ayaa hoggaaminaya madaxweynuhu, isagoo halkaas ku soo dhaweeyay mas'uuliyiin sare oo ka tirsan dowladda Serbia.
Shirka 65-aad ee NAM iyo furitaankiisa
Shirka ugu horreeyay ee Dhaqdhaqaaqa Dalalka Aan Isbahaysiga Ahayn ayaa 1961-kii lagu qabtay Belgrade, halkaas oo sanadkan lagu xusayo 65-guuradiisa. Kulanka ayaa ka socda Palace of Serbia, waxaana 1-da Sebtembar furay Madaxweynaha Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, isagoo sheegay in mabaadi'da NAM ay muhiim u yihiin iskaashiga caalamiga ah.
Dowladda Serbia ayaa sheegtay in kulanka sanadkan uu fursad u yahay in dib loo eego dhaxalka dhaqdhaqaaqa iyo muhiimadda mabaadi'diisa, gaar ahaan iskaashiga caalamiga ah, sharciga caalamiga ah iyo ilaalinta nidaamka dhinacyada badan ee caalamka.
Xiriirka Soomaaliya iyo Serbia
Booqashada madaxweynaha waxay ku soo beegmaysaa xilli Soomaaliya iyo Serbia ay doonayaan inay xoojiyaan xiriirkooda siyaasadeed iyo iskaashiga labada dal. Bishii Abriil 2026, Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh ayaa magaalada Antalya kula kulmay Ra'isul Wasaaraha Serbia, Đuro Macut, waxaana labada dhinac ka wada hadleen iskaashiga amniga iyo fursadaha dhaqaale.
Dowladda Serbia ayaa sheegtay in xiriirka labada dal uu leeyahay taariikh dheer oo ku xiran waayihii Dhaqdhaqaaqa Dalalka Aan Isbahaysiga Ahayn, taas oo Belgrade u aragto saldhig lagu sii horumarin karo xiriirka Soomaaliya.
Mabaadi'da Soomaaliya ee NAM
Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda Soomaaliya waxay sheegtay in ka qaybgalka Soomaaliya ee heer madaxweyne uu muujinayo sida dowladda Federaalka uga go'an tahay mabaadi'da aasaasiga ah ee Dhaqdhaqaaqa Dalalka Aan Isbahaysiga Ahayn, oo ka mid ah ixtiraamka madaxbannaanida dalalka iyo midnimada dhuleed.
Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh ayaa la filayaa inuu kulanka ka jeediyo khudbad ku saabsan mowqifka Soomaaliya, isla markaana uu yeesho kulamo laba geesood ah oo ka baxsan shirka, iyadoo la filayo inuu kulan la yeesho dhiggiisa Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
President Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud of Somalia has arrived in Belgrade, Serbia, to attend the 65th summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), held from September 1 to 2, 2026. Leading Somalia's delegation, the president was welcomed by senior Serbian officials at the Palace of Serbia, where the summit was officially opened by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
Historical Significance of the Summit
The 65th NAM summit marks the anniversary of the movement's founding conference, originally convened in Belgrade in 1961. The Serbian government has described this year's gathering as an opportunity to reassess the movement's legacy and its relevance to multilateral cooperation, international law, and the preservation of a multipolar world order.
Representatives and senior officials from founding member states and current NAM Troika members are participating in the summit. The event underscores the continued importance of the Non-Aligned Movement as a platform for dialogue among nations seeking independence from major power blocs.
Somalia's Commitment to NAM Principles
Somalia's Foreign Ministry stated that President Xasan Sheekh's presence at the summit reflects the federal government's dedication to core NAM principles, including respect for national sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful resolution of conflicts. The president is expected to deliver a speech outlining Somalia's position on these issues.
Beyond the main conference, the president will hold bilateral meetings with international leaders. While detailed remarks on security, counter-terrorism, climate change, and Somalia's development progress have not yet been released, the Foreign Ministry confirmed that the president will address these topics during his visit.
Strengthening Somalia-Serbia Ties
President Xasan Sheekh's visit to Serbia also comes amid efforts to deepen bilateral relations between the two countries. In April 2026, the president met with Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut in Antalya, where both sides discussed enhancing security cooperation and economic opportunities, particularly in oil, gas, education, and trade.
Serbia views its relationship with Somalia as rooted in the shared history of the Non-Aligned Movement, with Belgrade seen as a strategic hub for advancing bilateral ties. During his stay, the president is expected to meet with President Vučić, further solidifying political and economic cooperation between the two nations.
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