By Mohamed Abdi - Reporter
Sudan, 6 April 2026- Somalia’s ambassador to Sudan Ahmed Jama Omar has presented his letters of credence to Sudan’s foreign minister Muhiuddin Salim, solidifying diplomatic relations.
During the ceremony, the ambassador conveyed greetings from Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and reiterated Mogadishu’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and expanding cooperation in areas including politics, trade, education and culture.
State media reported on Sunday that the two sides also discussed the importance of advancing mutual interests that contribute to regional stability, sustainable development and broader international cooperation.
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Sudan’s foreign minister welcomed the ambassador and expressed support for his diplomatic mission, while also highlighting the longstanding ties between the two countries.
The presentation of credentials marks the formal start of the ambassador’s duties and reflects Somalia’s ongoing efforts to expand its diplomatic engagement and presence in the region.
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