Somali Foreign Minister Abdisalan Abdi Ali has arrived in Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province, China, to join African delegations attending a major conference on China-Africa cooperation.
The minister is in Somalia to participate in the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, a multi-faceted platform focused on advancing strategic partnership between China and African countries.
The conference aims to deepen cooperation in development projects, trade, investment, and economic growth. It will highlight opportunities to accelerate joint efforts in infrastructure, manufacturing, and cross-border trade.
Minister Abdisalan is expected to hold bilateral meetings with senior Chinese government officials and African leaders. The talks will focus on strengthening the traditional diplomatic and economic ties between Somalia and China and expanding bilateral cooperation.
The China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, which is scheduled to last for several days, will also feature exhibitions showcasing business and investment opportunities on both continents. Participating countries are set to promote local industries, attract investors, and build strong business partnerships with their Chinese counterparts.
