In a handout event held in Djibouti’s main military camp, on Thursday visiting Somalia prime minister Abdi Farah Shirdon receives first military donation including 50 armored vehicles from Djibouti government.
In a handout event held in Djibouti’s main military camp, on Thursday visiting Somalia prime minister Abdi Farah Shirdon receives first military donation including 50 armored vehicles [lightweight counter protest] and transport trucks. from Djibouti government.
Somaliafederal government has received the first military donation from Djibouti since the lifting of the longtime arms embargo from United Nations, a move to rebuild and re-equip the country’s security forces.
Speaking to the media in Djibouti, shortly after the handout Somalia prime minister Abdi Farah Shirdon thanked to the Djibouti government and its people for their support to the military, the government and the people of Somalia. Prime Minister said. “I want to repeat that the Somali government will use these materials in a responsible way,”
Somali Defence Minister Abdihakim Haji Mohamud who is also in official visit in Djibouti stated the need to improve the security force to enforce law and order and defeat terrorists in Somalia.
Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon on a state visit in Djibouti today received material support for security forces after holding talks with the government led by the Prime Minister H. E. Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed.
Somali defence ministers H. E. Abdihakin Mahamed Haji Fiqa and the Djibouti defense minister H. E. Hassan Dharar Hufane signing agreement in a ceremony held in Sheikh Osman military Camp.
Somalia prime minister said the material donation granted by Djibouti government will boost the operational capacity of enforcer Somalia security forces.
Somali prime minister and along with Djibouti’s new prime minister walk inside the military camp.
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