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| President Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud (Silanyo |
President Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud
(Silanyo) and his foreign minister Dr. Mohamed Abdillahi Omer have today
addressed the Atlantic Council on matters covering wide-ranging issues such as
recognition security, commerce, development, the enhancement of democracy in
the horn of Africa and ways to strengthened existing diplomatic ties with
America.
President Silanyo was flanked by
several ministers in his cabinet most notable:-
Dr. Mohamed Abdillahi Omer ,Foreign
Minister
Dr. Saad Ali Shire ,National
Planning Minister
Eng.Osman Abdillahi Sahradid ,State
Minister of Finance
Hon Hirsi Ali Haji Hassan
,Presidency Minister
About the Atlantic Council
Since its founding in 1961-1962, the
Council has been a preeminent, nonpartisan institution devoted to promoting
transatlantic cooperation and international security. In its early years,
distinguished American foreign policy leaders – Dean Acheson, Dean Rusk,
Christian Herter, Lucius Clay, and others – developed an ambitious agenda to
engage Americans with their European partners on matters of global concern.
Now in its 50th year, the Atlantic
Council is harnessing that history of transatlantic leadership and applying its
founders’ vision to a broad spectrum of modern global challenges from violent
extremism to financial instability and from NATO’s future to energy security.
As we face an inflection point in history, the Atlantic Council provides an
essential forum for navigating dramatic shifts in economic and political
influence. The Council is home to ten programs and centers, broken down both
functionally and regionally, which seamlessly work together to tackle today’s
unique set of challenges.
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President Silanyo at the Atlantic Council
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