AL MISNAD MEETS SOMALI MINISTER
Minister of State for International Cooperation HE Maryam bint Ali bin Nasser Al Misnad met with State Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Somalia Ali Mohamed Omar in Doha on Wednesday. During the meeting, the two sides discussed the cooperative relations between the two countries and ways to support development projects in Somalia. (QNA)
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