Soomaaliya oo markii ugu horreysay ka qaybgashay Bandhigga Ganacsiga Shiinaha
In ka badan 40 shirkadood oo Soomaaliyeed ayaa alaabtooda soo bandhigay Shanghai
Soomaaliya ayaa markii ugu horreysay ka qaybgashay Bandhigga Caalamiga ah ee Ganacsiga Shiinaha (CIIE) ee magaalada Shanghai, iyadoo in ka badan 40 shirkadood oo Soomaaliyeed ay soo bandhigeen alaabtooda. Wasiirka Ganacsiga iyo Warshadaha, Jamal Mohamed Hassan, ayaa sheegay in ka qaybgalka ujeeddadiisu tahay in ganacsiyada Soomaaliyeed lagu xiro shuraako Shiina ah.
Ujeeddada ka qaybgalka iyo hadalka wasiirka
Wasiirka Ganacsiga iyo Warshadaha, Jamal Mohamed Hassan, ayaa sheegay in ka qaybgalka Soomaaliya uu ujeeddadiisu tahay in ganacsiyada Soomaaliyeed lagu xiro shuraako Shiina ah, alaabta gudaha la soo saaro la horumariyo, lana ka faa'iidaysto siyaasadda canshuur-la'aanta ee Shiinaha si loo kordhiyo gelitaanka suuqa Shiinaha. Isagoo wareysi siinaya Zhang Meng oo ka tirsan China Global Television Network, wasiirku wuxuu yiri Soomaaliya waxay halkan u joogtaa inay muujiso inay diyaar u tahay inay Shiinaha la ganacsato.
Mahadnaq iyo taageerada ganacsiyada
Wasiirku wuxuu mahadnaq u jeediyay dowladda Shiinaha oo fududaysay ka qaybgalka Soomaaliya isla markaana siisay ganacsiyada Soomaaliyeed fursad ay alaabtooda ku soo bandhigaan. Isagoo taageerada dowladda ku nuuxnuuxsaday, wuxuu yiri dowladda waxay halkan u joogtaa inay taageerto ganacsiyada oo ay muujiso inay la jirto, isla markaana ay si buuxda uga taageeri doonto Muqdisho. Wasiirku wuxuu sheegay in wakiillada ganacsiyada Soomaaliyeed ay diyaar u ahaayeen inay la xiriiraan shuraako Shiina ah oo suurtagal ah iyo inay baadhaan fursado ganacsi.
Alaabta la soo bandhigay iyo qorshaha mustaqbalka
Alaabta Soomaaliyeed ee bandhigga lagu soo bandhigay waxaa ka mid ah kalluunka badda, beeyada iyo macdanta, iyo alaabo kale. Wasiirku wuxuu xoogga saaray in ujeeddada ugu weyn ee Soomaaliya ay tahay in loo abuuro ganacsiyada gudaha fursado ay si toos ah ugu dhoofiyaan Shiinaha, isagoo sheegay in heshiiska canshuur-la'aanta uu fursad u yahay xoojinta dhoofinta Soomaaliyeed iyo ballaarinta joogitaanka dalka ee suuqa Shiinaha. Wuxuu kaloo shaaciyay in wakiillada ganacsiyada Soomaaliyeed ay u safri doonaan gobollo kale oo Shiinaha ah oo ay ka qayb geli doonaan shir ganacsi maalmaha soo socda.
Commerce Minister Jamal Mohamed Hassan says Somali firms are in Shanghai to connect with Chinese partners and use China's zero-tariff policy.
Somalia has taken part in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) for the first time, with more than 40 Somali companies gathering in Shanghai to present their goods and seek ways to expand exports to the Chinese market.
Minister Sets Out Trade Goals in Shanghai
Somalia's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Jamal Mohamed Hassan, said the participation aims to connect Somali businesses with Chinese partners, promote locally produced goods and take advantage of China's zero-tariff policy to increase access to the Chinese market. In an interview with China Global Television Network's Zhang Meng, he said: "We are here to show that Somalia is ready to trade with China."
Seafood, Frankincense and Minerals on Display
Somali products showcased at the exhibition include seafood, frankincense and minerals, among other goods. The minister said Somali business representatives were available to engage with potential Chinese partners and explore commercial opportunities. He emphasized that Somalia's main objective is to create opportunities for local businesses to export directly to China, noting that the zero-tariff arrangement offers an opportunity to strengthen Somali exports and expand the country's presence in the Chinese market.
Government Pledges Support as Firms Plan Next Stops
Jamal Mohamed Hassan expressed appreciation to the Chinese government for facilitating Somalia's participation and providing space for Somali businesses to display their products. He said: "We are here to support them and show that the government is with them. We will support them all the way from Mogadishu." He also announced that Somali business representatives would travel to other Chinese provinces and take part in a business forum in the coming days to engage with additional Chinese companies, identify potential partners and develop export opportunities.
