Soomaaliya iyo Indonesia oo ku heshiiyay iskaashi dhanka dhaqaalaha buluugga ah
Wasiiru-dowlaha Arrimaha Dibadda ee Soomaaliya, Cali Cumar, ayaa Muqdisho ku qaabilay Danjire Witjaksono Adji oo ah wakiilka Indonesia ee fadhiya Kenya. Kulanka ayaa diiradda saaray xoojinta xiriirka iyo iskaashiga badda iyo dhaqaalaha buluugga ah.
Taageerada Indonesia iyo mudnaanta Soomaaliya
Danjire Adji ayaa mar kale xaqiijiyay taageerada Indonesia ee madax-bannaanida, midnimada iyo wadajirka dhuleed ee Soomaaliya. Tani waxay muujinaysaa sii adkaynta mowqifka Jakarta ee xasilloonida iyo midnimada dalka Soomaaliya.
Wasiiru-dowlaha Arrimaha Dibadda ayaa dhankiisa soo bandhigay mudnaanta Soomaaliya ee la xiriirta horumarinta khayraadka badda iyo dhaqaalaha buluugga ah ee gobolka Badweynta Hindiya. Waxaa la raadinayaa ka faa'iidaysiga waara ee kheyraadkaas.
Qorshayaasha iskaashiga farsamada
Labada dhinac oo ka wada tirsan Ururka Iskaashiga Islaamka (OIC) ayaa isku raacay in la sameeyo kooxo farsamo oo heer shaqo ah. Kooxahan waxay ka shaqeyn doonaan maamulka khayraadka badda iyo dhisidda awoodda hay'adaha.
Iskaashigu wuxuu kaloo taabanayaa horumar waara oo ku salaysan dano wadaag ah. Tallaabooyinkan ayaa loogu talagalay in ay xoojiyaan awoodda hay'adaha labada dal ee maamulka badda iyo ilaalinta kheyraadka dabiiciga ah.
Muhiimadda xiriirka istiraatiijiyadeed
Kulankan ayaa muujinaya dadaallada lagu sii xoojinayo xiriirka Soomaaliya iyo Indonesia. Waxaa muuqata in labada dal ay wadaagaan dano istiraatiiji ah oo ku saabsan badda iyo khayraadka dabiiciga ah.
Horumarinta dhaqaalaha buluugga ah ayaa noqotay meel udub dhexaad u ah wadahadalada. Iskaashigan ayaa ujeedadiisu tahay in la gaaro faa'iido wadaag oo muddada dheer ah oo ku saleysan kheyraadka Badweynta Hindiya.
Somalia's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mr. Cali Cumar, hosted Indonesia's Ambassador to Kenya and non-resident Ambassador to Somalia, Witjaksono Adji, in Mogadishu for talks focused on deepening bilateral ties through maritime and Blue Economy cooperation.
Diplomatic Engagement in Mogadishu
The meeting underscored shared strategic interests between the two nations regarding the sea, natural resources, and the advancement of the Blue Economy. Both countries, members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), expressed a commitment to expanding their partnership in these critical areas.
Danjire Adji reaffirmed Indonesia's continued support for Somalia's sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity. Meanwhile, the Somali Deputy Foreign Minister highlighted Somalia's priority in developing marine resources and the Blue Economy within the Indian Ocean region.
Joint Technical Task Force Agreement
Both parties agreed to establish professional-level technical teams dedicated to managing marine resources, building institutional capacity, and fostering sustainable development. This collaborative framework aims to translate diplomatic goodwill into actionable, on-the-ground progress for both nations.
The agreement reflects a broader trend of South-South cooperation, leveraging shared experiences and complementary strengths to address common challenges in maritime governance and economic diversification.
Strategic Outlook for the Blue Economy
The dialogue signals a growing recognition of the Indian Ocean's potential as a driver of economic growth and regional stability. By prioritizing the Blue Economy, both Somalia and Indonesia position themselves to capitalize on emerging opportunities in fisheries, renewable energy, and maritime trade.
This partnership is expected to yield tangible results through structured cooperation, ensuring that the benefits of marine resource management are shared equitably and contribute to long-term national development goals.
