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Somalia has officially congratulated Bahrain on its election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the 2026–2027 term, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties and regional cooperation. The Somali Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement praising Bahrain’s growing international influence and its ability to represent Arab interests in global security discussions.
The election, which took place at the UN General Assembly in New York, saw Bahrain secure a seat alongside four other nations, reinforcing its role in shaping international peace and security policies. Somalia, currently serving as a non-permanent member for the 2025–2026 term, expressed its full support for Bahrain’s upcoming tenure and emphasized the importance of collaboration on key global issues, including the Palestinian cause and unified Arab positions.
Somalia’s endorsement of Bahrain’s election highlights the deep-rooted diplomatic relations between the two nations, both of which are members of the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). Officials in Mogadishu underscored the significance of Bahrain’s presence in the Security Council, noting that its leadership will contribute to advancing stability and economic development across the region.
Bahrain’s election reflects its longstanding commitment to international diplomacy, with its government actively engaging in peacebuilding efforts and multilateral cooperation. The Kingdom has pledged to use its Security Council seat to advocate for conflict resolution, humanitarian aid, and sustainable development initiatives.
Somalia’s Foreign Ministry reiterated its willingness to work closely with Bahrain on shared priorities, including counterterrorism, climate resilience, and economic partnerships. The Somali government has been actively strengthening its diplomatic outreach, securing strategic alliances to enhance its global standing and attract investment.
As Bahrain prepares to assume its Security Council role in January 2026, Somalia remains optimistic about the potential for deeper collaboration and joint efforts to address pressing international challenges. The election marks a milestone in Bahrain’s diplomatic journey, reinforcing its influence in global governance and security affairs.