- Terrorism remains a major challenge to national development, emphasizing the need for bilateral ties to enhance global security cooperation.
- The Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition participated in the UN Counter-Terrorism Week.
- High-profile leaders, including those from the region, convene to discuss collective efforts against terrorism in Somalia and the wider region.
The Somali National Security Office is hosting talks in Mogadishu with an international delegation to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation.
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What happened
The Somali National Security Office is hosting talks in Mogadishu with an international delegation to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Somalia
sovereign state in Africa
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African Union
supranational union in Africa
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