

The Turkish foreign minister on Sunday said Somalia needs Turkey’s help to ensure political stability, to restructure national security forces and to create an environment that will allow economic development.
Mevlut Cavusoglu’s remarks came at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Somalia Contact Group meeting in Doha.
Cavusoglu said that a consensus should be built to ensure peace in Somalia leaving differences aside.
Cavusoglu said cooperation was needed to raise Somalia’s position in the world.
The foreign minister added that Somalia needs help to ensure political stability, to restructure national security forces and to create an environment that will allow economic development.
Cavusoglu said Turkey has participated in all international initiatives in Somalia to support the country.
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