SAWIRO: Cabudwaaq oo laga soo dhaweeyey magacaabista degmada Saaxo!

Waxaa magaallada Cabudwaaq qeyb ka mid ah laga dareemay farxad iyo damaashaad lagu soo dhaweynayo magacaabista degmada cusub ee Saaxo oo ka tirsan gobolka Mudug ee Puntland. Waxaana wareegta lagu magacaabayo soo saaray Madaxweynaha Puntland Dr, Abdiweli Gaas. Munaasabad lagu muujinayo soo dhaweynta magacaabistaasi ayaa waxaa isugu yimid dadweyne fara badan oo isugu jira odayaal, waxgarad, aqoonyahano, haween iyo dhallinyarada kuwaasi oo dhalasho wadaag la ah dadka deggan degmada cusub ee lagu biiriyey maamul goboleedka Puntland. ” Waxaan soo dhaweyneynaa wareegtada madaxweynaha Puntland uu degmada uga dhigay Saaxo ” ayaa lagu yiri mid ka mid ah boorarka lagu soo bandhigay xafladaasi. Waxaana sidoo kale dadkaasi meesha isugu yimid ay soo xirteen dhar laga soo sameeyey midabka calanka Puntland, iyagoon kor u haya sawirka Madaxweynaha Puntland ee Abdiweli Gaas. Dhinaca kale magaalada dhexdeeda ayaa waxaa ka socday dareemi lagu muujinayo in dadka Caabudwaaq deggan ay la dhacsan yihiin degmadaasi cusub. Wasiiru-dowladaha madaxtooyada iyo xiriirka gobollada Puntland Bashiir Xaaji Gurxan oo kasoo jeeda meesha maanta degmada loo magacaabay ayaa sidoo kale ka mid ah dadka kasoo jeeda isla degmada Cabudwaaq. Waxaana uu yahay maskaxda ka danbeysa in maanta meeshaasi loo aqoonsado degmo cusub oo ka tirsan gobollada Puntland. Dhinaca kale dowlada Puntland ayaa waxaa ay arrintan ka wadaa siyaasad ay ku dooneyso inay beesha SADE ee deggan qeybo ka mid ah gobollada Galgaduud iyo Mudug ay ku qanciso inay kusoo biiraan Puntland, islamarkaana ay ka hor yimaadaan ka mid noqoshada maamulka gobollada dhexe loo wado. Haddaba halkan hoose ka fiirso sawirada munaasabada lagu soo dhaweeyey degmonimada Saaxo ee gobolka Mudug qeybta Puntland: F.G:- Xaquuqda Qoraalkan waxaa iska leh- wwww.kismaayo24.com

UN Security Council makes historic visit to Somalia

Mogadishu, 13 August 2014 – Members of the United Nations Security Council arrived in Mogadishu this morning on a landmark visit to Somalia to review progress made by the Federal Government with assistance from the international community, and to demonstrate their continued support for the country’s efforts to ensure a sustainable peace. The visit by the fifteen-member body is led by the UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Mark Lyall-Grant, and Ambassador Usman Sarki of Nigeria. During the visit the Council members met with President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, Prime Minister Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed, senior members of the Government and the Federal Parliament, and the leaders of the Interim Jubba Administration and Galmudug, Ahmed Islaan Madobe and Abdi Hassan Awale Qeybdid. They also held discussions with the senior leadership of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM), the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) and members of Somalia’s civil society. The visit comes at an important time for Somalia as the country prepares to launch the next phase of military operations against Al-Shabaab, addresses a worsening humanitarian situation and pushes forward with political reforms to agree a federal system of governance. Speaking at Mogadishu International Airport, the UK’s Permanent Representative,Ambassador Mark Lyall-Grant said, “We are pleased to have this opportunity to visit Somalia. Our visit underlines the commitment of the international community to Somalia’s progress toward peace and stability. The Council welcomes recent political agreements to form interim regional administrations, including the establishment of the Interim Jubba Administration and agreements on the Interim South West State Administration and on the Central Regions. “Members of the Council also expressed their expectation that the Federal Government of Somalia will urgently establish a national independent electoral commission, lead a process to revise the constitution and hold a referendum on it by the end of 2015, and hold elections in 2016. The members of the Security Council stand ready to support the people and government of Somalia to deliver this vision. The members of the Security Council also underlined the importance of women being represented at all levels of the political process in Somalia.” Ambassador Lyall-Grant added. The UN Security Council delegation includes representatives from Argentina, Australia, Chad, Chile, China, France, Jordan, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Nigeria, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation, Rwanda, UK and USA. Puntlandi Mogadidho