The Ambassador of Italy in Mogadishu, Pier Mario Daccò Coppi, met with Somali President Hassan Scheik Mohamud to discuss the completion of training for Somali diplomats regarding their future role in the UN Security Council. This initiative, funded by the Italian government and organized by the Med-Or Foundation, aims to prepare Somalia for its non-permanent membership from 2025 to 2026.
On the occasion of the closure of the second session of the “Training and Advisory Programme for the Federal Government of Somalia on UN Security Council Membership,” the Ambassador of Italy in Mogadishu, Pier Mario Daccò Coppi, met with Somali President Hassan Scheik Mohamud. This intensive training, funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and organized by Unitar alongside the Med-Or Foundation, aims to prepare Somalia for its upcoming non-permanent membership on the UN Security Council for the term 2025-2026.
During the meeting, the Somali President extended gratitude towards Italy and acknowledged the Med-Or Foundation project coordinators present. They expressed appreciation for the training that commenced with a session in Rome, followed by a second phase in Mogadishu. Somali diplomats and officials received updates on the procedures and operational standards of the UN Security Council, preparing them for significant geopolitical and international political challenges ahead.
The efforts of the organizers and the high caliber of experts and diplomats leading the seminars contributed significantly to the program’s success, as highlighted by the Italian ambassador and acknowledged by the Somali president. Proposed by Med-Or Foundation President Marco Minniti and supported by the Farnesina and the Italian Embassy in Mogadishu, this training initiative will extend into the beginning of 2025. It aims to benefit Somalia’s permanent representation in New York and engage officials in Mogadishu involved in Security Council activities.
The program aimed at preparing Somalia for its role as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, which will span from 2025 to 2026. Such training is essential for equipping Somali diplomats with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of the UN system and participate effectively in international political discourse. Support from Italy reflects a broader partnership designed to enhance Somalia’s diplomatic capabilities and foster stability in the region.
In conclusion, the ongoing training initiative facilitated by Italy and the Med-Or Foundation is pivotal for Somalia’s upcoming role in the UN Security Council. The collaborative effort has been recognized for its effectiveness in enhancing the expertise of Somali diplomats, thereby preparing them for crucial international engagements. This initiative signifies a commitment to strengthening Somalia’s presence and influence on the global stage.
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