KISMAAYO, Somalia July 1 -The President of Jubaland, Ahmed Mohamed Islam on Saturday July 1 held a meeting in Kismayo with Kenya’s Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) General Francis Ogolla.
The meeting primarily focused on security matters, particularly the second phase of an operation aimed at liberating the country from the terrorist groups.
Notably, the discussion emphasized on the ongoing operation in the Jubaland state which involves the participation of neighboring government forces.
During the meeting, both leaders discussed the security situation in depth and strategized on the next steps to combat terrorism effectively.
The presence of Gen. Ogolla highlighted Kenya’s commitment to supporting Jubaland State in their efforts to secure the region and eliminate terrorist threats.
The second phase of an offensive operation by the Somali Secuirity Forces is scheduled to start soon and aims to intensify efforts in eradicating terrorist groups and restoring stability in Jubaland State and the rest of Somalia.
The involvement of neighboring government forces underscores the collective determination to tackle the shared security challenges faced by countries in the Horn of Africa region.
By convening and engaging in productive discussions, President Ahmed Mohamed Islam and Gen. Ogolla demonstrated their commitment to working together to address security concerns.
This collaboration serves as a strong foundation for strengthening regional security and fostering peace and stability.
The meeting between the two also signifies the importance of cross-border cooperation in combating terrorism.
As the second phase of the operation progresses, the collaboration between Jubaland and Kenyan military forces is expected to bolster security efforts and pave the way for a more peaceful and stable future.
The united front against al-Shabab and other terrorist groups in the Jubaland area will not only safeguard the local population but also contribute to the overall regional security landscape.
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