Beijing announced that China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi will undertake a diplomatic tour across Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho between January 7 and 12. The visit comes in response to official invitations from the nations on his itinerary. In his capacity as a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, Wang will participate in the inauguration of the China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges, hosted at the African Union headquarters. A ministry representative noted that this marks the thirty-sixth straight year in which Africa has been selected as the first overseas destination for a Chinese foreign minister’s annual travels.
You may also like
June 3, 2026
4 min read
June 3, 2026
4 min read
Latest News
- Former PM Khaire Returns to Jayga Home as Former President Sharif’s Marinayo 2.0 Standoff Continues
- Puntland accuses federal government of creating constitutional vacuum after Mogadishu raids
- Somali Minister Accuses Former Leaders of Coup Attempt After Mogadishu Clashes
- Fiqi Compares Armed Opposition Factions to Sudan’s RSF as Mogadishu Violence Escalates
- South West Parliament: JSP’s Mahad Mohamed Sheikh Hassan Wins South West State Speaker Race, Defeating Abdihakim Faqi
- Somalia, EU, UNDP Discuss Expanding Nationwide Justice Access
- Somalia Condemns Attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain
- Korea-Africa Meeting Boosts Shared Prosperity
- From Badbaado Qaran to Marinayo 2.0: Somalia’s Never-Ending Cycle of Term Disputes and Electoral Violence Returns to Mogadishu
- Somali Disaster Management Agency, UN Assess Humanitarian Conditions and Enhance Aid Collaboration
Facility for Talo and Leadership. Copyright © 2026. All Rights Reserved. ABOUT US | PRIVACY POLICY




