Somalia's 18th peace Conference this Time In Mogadisho City

[The_Emperior5]

Tomorrow Somalia's 18th peace reconciliation conference will be held there were previous conferences held in other parts of the world Like Kenya Ethiopia Egypt Djibouti Yemen turkey sudan etc This time the conference will be held in Mogadishu Somalias Capital. which is actually a very good step forward in restoring Somalia's statehood. Delegates from all over Somalia are heading towards Mogadisho from puntland galmudug ximan iyo xeeb ahlusuna Azania. The Future looks indeed bright

[The_Emperior5]

Waftigii Puntland uga qaybgali lahaa Shirka Muqdisho oo Garowe ka dhoofey

Posted by Pi on September 3rd, 2011


Garowe(Puntlandi.com)Wafti heer wasiir ah oo Puntland uga qayb galaya shirka Wadatashiga ayaa mar dhaweyd ka dhoofey Garoonka Diyaaradaha ee Garowe, waxeyna kusii jeedaan Muqdisho.

Warar aad ugu dhow Madaxtooyada balse aan la xaqiijin ayaa noosheegey in Madaxweyne Faroole uu isna bari u dhoofi doono Muqdisho balse ay Wasiiradaan kasii hormareen.

Faahfaahinta warkaan waan idiinsoo gudbineynaa mardhow

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Xarunta Wararka Deg Dega ah

[The_Emperior5]

Upcoming meeting in Mogadishu critical for restoring stability in Somalia – UN envoy


Saturday, September 03, 2011


The upcoming meeting of Somali leaders in Mogadishu, the first major conference in the capital for many years, will be “hugely significant” for restoring peace and stability in the strife-torn nation, says a senior United Nations official.

The Consultative Meeting on Ending the Transition, which begins on Sunday, is expected to endorse a roadmap outlining the most important tasks for the Somali Government, Parliament and regional authorities to achieve in the next 12 months.

“This is indeed Somalia’s moment, and this week’s meeting could not have come at a more opportune time,” said Augustine P. Mahiga, the Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Somalia, who is facilitating the three-day meeting.

The Horn of Africa nation has lacked a functioning government for two decades, and violence spawned by warlords and Islamic militants, such as Al-Shabaab, has killed thousands and driven some hundreds of thousands more from their homes.

The country is now beset by a devastating drought and famine in which tens of thousands of people have already died and 3.2 million others, about one third of the total population, are thought to be on the brink of starvation.

Mr. Mahiga said recent political and military improvements in Somalia offer both opportunities for progress as well as great challenges. He noted in particular the departure of Al-Shabaab from the capital and the accord reached in June in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, providing for an extension of the transitional period for another year, until August 2012.

“With Al-Shabaab in retreat and the country the focus of international attention, this is the chance for the people of Somalia to rise above parochial interests and demonstrate their commitment to progress,” said the Special Representative, who heads the UN Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS).

Next week’s meeting will bring together representatives of the Transitional Federal Government, the Transitional Federal Parliament, the self-declared semi-autonomous regions of Puntland and Galmudug, as well as the group known as Ahlu Sunna Wal Jama’a. The next meeting, which will take place before the end of October, will include members from civil society.

“The peace process has entered a new phase,” noted Mr. Mahiga. “The fact that this meeting is being held both in Mogadishu and with the participation of a number of major transitional administrations is hugely significant.”

According to the draft roadmap, a final draft of the constitution should be agreed in the course of the next 12 months to clarify the future political system, including elections, and enshrine basic human rights.

There should also be agreement on the National Security and Stabilisation Plan as well as legislation on piracy, steps to make Parliament more effective, preparations for elections for the President and Speaker within 12 months and measures to enhance good governance.

Source: UN News Center

[James Dahl]

Is Shabaab invited?

If not, what the hell is this conference for?

[The_Emperior5]

Is Shabaab invited?

If not, what the hell is this conference for?

Its between the TFG galmudug puntland azania ximan iyo xeeb, it would be great if shabaab was invited but the international community will not allow the TFG to talk to Shabaab

[James Dahl]

Is Shabaab invited?

If not, what the hell is this conference for?

Its between the TFG galmudug puntland azania ximan iyo xeeb, it would be great if shabaab was invited but the international community will not allow the TFG to talk to Shabaab

If they made a peace treaty with Shabaab and united the country they don't NEED the international community.

[The_Emperior5]

Yeah but shabaab said talks can only begin when the so called Amisom forces leave Somalia and Somalis stay behind than we can discuss the future. And the TFG will never let the Amisom leave Somalia

[gurey25]

james because somalia is not sovereign
it is under UN trusteeship unofficially..

they do not have the authority to negotiate with alshabab

[James Dahl]

james because somalia is not sovereign
it is under UN trusteeship unofficially..

they do not have the authority to negotiate with alshabab

I guess that's the reality. That's so sad, man