Somalia CDF hails Uganda's mentorship role, seeks more
Somali Chief of Defence Forces Brig Gen Ibrahim Mohamed Mohamud met with Ugandan Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba to discuss ongoing military training partnerships. The two leaders expressed a desire to expand their cooperation beyond security into economic and social sectors.
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Strengthening military and diplomatic ties between African nations is critical for regional stability and counter-terrorism efforts in the Horn of Africa.
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Somalia CDF hails Uganda's mentorship role, seeks more training partnership
Brig Gen Mohamud thanked Gen. Kainerugaba for inviting the Somali delegation to the first-ever African Defence Chiefs' Conference on Military Operations Other Than War, describing it as a great learning and experience-sharing opportunity.
In the spirit of socio-economic transformation of the two nations, the two CDFs agreed that the relationship should expand beyond security to include economic and social aspects. (Courtesy photo)
The Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) of the Somali National Army, Brig Gen Ibrahim Mohamed Mohamud, has praised Uganda's training and mentorship support to his national forces and appealed for further training partnership.
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