Supposed to be on march 6 20014.
We have 28,000 troops in banaadir bases alone but they are lacking weapons. Among them are 6000 well trained under the europian training program wich is started in 2009 in uganda but from now on, they will get trained inside somalia. Only 2000 of the abroad trained have being deployed so far(wikki).
You need to read dr oluso commentry on the UN resolution 2093
Supposed to be on march 6 20014.
We have 28,000 troops in banaadir bases alone but they are lacking weapons. Among them are 6000 well trained under the europian training program wich is started in 2009 in uganda but from now on, they will get trained inside somalia. Only 2000 of the abroad trained have being deployed so far(wikki).
"Rebuilding the Army
In November 2009, the European Union announced its intention to train 2 Somali battalions (around 2,000 troops), which would complement other training missions and bring the total number of better-trained Somalian soldiers to 6,000.[63] The 2 battalions are expected to be ready by August 2011.[64] On 21 April 2011, 1,000 recruits completed training in Uganda as a part of the agreement with the EU.[65]
In May 2010, Turkey and the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia also signed a military training agreement, in keeping with the provisions outlined in the Djibouti Peace Process.[66]
As part of the EU military training program, 900 Somali soldiers graduated from the Bihanga Military Training School in the Ibanda District of Uganda on 31 August 2011.[68][69] 150 personnel from the EU took part in the training process, which trained around 2,000 Somali troops per year.[69]
On 16 September 2011, President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed laid down the foundation for a new military camp for the Somali National Army (SNA) in the Jazeera District of Mogadishu. The $3.2 million construction project was funded by the EU and was expected t
As of March 2013, the Somali National Army consists of six trained brigades, two of which are presently deployed. Each brigade comprises three to six battalions of around 1000 soldiers each, or 18,000 to 36,000 troops in total. Of these, an estimated 6,000 to 12,000 soldiers are currently in service.[72]
You need to read dr oluso commentry on the UN resolution 2093
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