The renewed emphasis on the full implementation of the Ankara Declaration highlights the commitment of Somalia and Ethiopia to strengthening their bilateral relations.
Following high-level talks in Addis Ababa, both nations have agreed to advance technical discussions aimed at addressing critical areas such as security, economic cooperation, and regional stability.
The Ankara Declaration, signed in 2013, outlines cooperation between the two nations in areas like peace, development, and joint efforts to counter regional threats such as terrorism.
This agreement reflects their mutual interest in fostering long-term collaboration and resolving outstanding challenges.
Further technical discussions will be essential for translating this diplomatic commitment into actionable results, ensuring tangible benefits for both nations and the region.