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The Spokesperson for the President of the Republic of Somaliland confirms President Ciro’s trip to Addis Ababa.

The spokesperson for the President of Somaliland, Hussein Deyr, announces President Abdirahman Iro's trip to Addis Ababa for discussions

HARGEISA, Somaliland (HornPost) — Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdilahi (Irro) is scheduled to travel to neighboring Ethiopia on Tuesday following an official invitation from the Ethiopian government.

Presidential Spokesperson Hussein Aden Ige, widely known as Husen Deyr, confirmed the planned visit to national media. He said the invitation came from the Federal Government of Ethiopia.

The trip will mark President Irro’s first visit to Ethiopia since he won Somaliland’s presidential election on November 13, 2024.

Somaliland-Ethiopia Relations

Somaliland and Ethiopia have maintained longstanding ties in several areas, including trade, security and political cooperation. Their geographic proximity also makes the relationship important for regional stability and economic development in the Horn of Africa.

Ethiopia is a major regional partner for Somaliland, particularly in trade and transport. Somaliland’s Berbera Port and its road connections to the Ethiopian market have also drawn attention as potential routes for expanding regional commerce.

Against this background, the president’s planned visit could provide an opportunity for both sides to discuss shared interests and strengthen bilateral cooperation.

However, the spokesperson’s announcement did not provide details of the president’s agenda or identify the Ethiopian officials he is expected to meet.

The visit comes as Somaliland continues to pursue stronger diplomatic relations and economic partnerships in the region. Further details about the meetings and outcomes are expected to emerge as the trip progresses.

HornPost Staff Reporter

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