Rejection of foreign intervention in the Somali affairs
Somalia-Djibouti, Politics, 2/23/2001

President Asyas Afourki of Eritrea and President Ismael Omar Gelli of Djibouti have called for giving support for rebuilding Somalia in order to achieve its national unity and stability. The two Presidents announced rejection of foreign intervention in the Somali affairs but did not, remark any accusation to any country in this regard.

The advisor for the Eritrea's president Amin Hassan said that Afourki and Gelli held a meeting in Asmara dealt with relations between the two countries and conditions in the region especially the question of reconciliation in Somalia on the ground that the President of Djibouti is the sponsor of the Somali reconciliation.

The two sides stressed continued support and backing for the new Somali government which is drastically in need of such support in order to complete building the state's collapsed establishment and to continue reconciliation among all Somalis without any foreign intervention.

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