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Saturday June 16, 2018Forces from a Saudi and Emirati led coalition have captured the airport in Yemen's port city of Hudaida, military officials announced on Twitter.In a post on Saturday, an account associated with the Saudi-alligned Yemeni military said the airport had been "freed from the grip of the Houthi militia" and that de-mining operations were ongoing.Hudaida airport is located just to the south of the city-proper with heavy fighting still ongoing on Hudaida's southern edges.Ads By Google Houthi sources have not yet confirmed their loss of the airport. Heavy fighting has left at least 39 people dead as of Thursday, including 30 Hourthi rebels, and nine pro-government troops.Rebels have instructed civilians to move away from the outskirts of the city and towards the city centre.Hudaida is home to about 600,000 people and a port responsible for 70 percent of imports into Yemen, raising fears the fighting could ignite a humanitarian catastrophe.The UN Security Council has expressed its "deep concern" over the fighting and UN officials have warned of a risk of famine.Adana Dieng, UN special adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, said the attack on Hudaida could heighten the risk of famine."The Yemeni port (of Hudaida) is a lifeline for the delivery of aid and the Coalition's air attacks can kill many more people over time through famine and hunger when damaging such civilian infrastructure," Dieng said in a statement.More than 22 million people in Yemen are in need of aid, including 8.4 million who are at risk of starvation, according to the UN, which considers Yemen to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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Ra’isulwasaaraha dalka Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed ayaa maanta gaaray magaalada Muqdisho ee caasimadda Soomaaliya.

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Muqdisho ( Sh. M. Network )-Ra’iisul wasaaraha cusub ee Itoobiya Abiy Axmed oo maanta booqasho ku yimid magaalada Muqdisho ayaa kulan gaar ah la qaatay madaxda ugu sarreysa dalka.
Ra’iisul wasaare Abiy iyo Madaxweynaha JFS Maxamed C/laahi Maxamed Farmaajo ayaa si wadajir warbaahinta kula hadlay xarunta madaxtooyada ee magaalada Muqdisho.
Ugu horreyn Madaxweyne Farmaajo ayaa sheegay in booqashada uu maanta Soomaaliya ku yimid, gaar ahaan Muqdisho ra’iisul wasaaraha Itoobiya ay tahay mid taariikhi ah.
Waxaana uu xusay in uu ku faraxsan yahay in dalka uu ku soo dhaweeyo ra’iisul wasaaraha cusub ee Itoobiya, si sare loogu qaado xiriirka labada dal.
Dhankiisa ra’iisul wasaare Abiy Axmed ayaa sheegay in labada dowladood uu ka dhexeeyo xiriir soo jireen ah, islamarkaana booqashadiisa ay salka ku heyso xoojinta xiriirkaasi.
Sidoo kale ra’iisul wasaaraha Itoobiya ayaa intaasi ku daray in ay ka go’an tahay Itoobiya, sidii looga adkaan lahaa Xarakada Al Shabaab.
Ugu dambeyn labada mas’uul ayaa kala saxiixday heshiisyo ku aadan ammaanka, waxbarashada iyo Dhaqaalaha.
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Dowladaha Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya ayaa maanta isla gaaray heshiis ay dowlada Itoobiya ku maalgashaneyso afar dekedood oo ku yaalla Soomaaliya.

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Wabiga ayaa Saacadihii la soo dhaafay ku Fatahay Tuulooyin dhowr ah oo hoos yimaada degmada Balcad ee gobolka Shabeelaha Dhexe.
Guddoomiye ku xigeenka Tuulada Far-Barako Nuur Iimaan (Nuur Daarood) oo la hadlay Shabelle ayaa ka warbixiyay Fatahaadahaasi.
Waxaana uu sheegay in saameeyeen Fatahaadahaasi dalagii Beeraha iyo sidoo kale nolosha dad badan oo ku dhaqan deegaanadaasi.
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Qodobka 7aad ee heshiiska ayaa ahaa kan ugu culus, wuxuuna ka hadlayay in labada dal ay ku heshiiyeen is ay wada maalgashadaan illaa 4 dekedood, iyo dhismaha waddooyin laami ah oo isku xira labada dal.

Muqdisho ( Sh. M. Network )-Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Xasan Cali Khayre ayaa Garoonka Diyaaradaha ee Magaalada Muqdisho ku sogootiyay Wafdiga uu hoggaaminayay Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed oo maanta booqasha rasmi ah ku yimid Dalka.
Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed oo booqashadiisa Soomaaliya aheyd hal maalin ayaa kulan la qaatay Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Maxamed Cabdullaahi Farmaajo, iyagoo si weyn uga hadlay xoojinta xiriirka ka dhexeeya labada dal,iskaashiga Ammaanka,dhaqaalaha iyo ladagalanka argagixisada.
Booqashada Ra’iisul wasaaraha Dalka Itoobiya ayaa muujinaysa dadaalka ay dowladda Soomaaliya ugu jirto xoojinta xiriirka dhinaca diblomaasiyadeed ee kala dhexeeya dowladaha caalamka.
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A delegation led by the new Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Abiy Ahmed, has arrived in the Somali capital Mogadishu amid tight security.
Ahmed was received at the airport by Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo.
In a message posted on Twitter, Farmajo told the Ethiopian prime minister: “Welcome to Mogadishu your Excellency it’s an honor to host you and your delegation. I am confident you’ll find your stay comfortable and joyous.”
The chief of staff to Ahmed also tweeted: “M Abiy brought the message of Ethiopian solidarity and friendship with the resilient people of Somalia.”
After receiving guard of honor at the airport, Ahmed was driven to the presidential palace in Mogadishu where the two leaders are holding talks.
Security has been tightened with the deployment of Somali troops along major roads in Mogadishu. All major roads leading to the airport and the palace have been closed to the public.
Ethiopia has more than 4,200 troops who are officially serving as part of the African Union Mission in Somalia. In addition, several thousand Ethiopian troops operate in various parts of Somalia outside of the AMISOM mandate but under a bilateral agreement with Somalia.
Ahmed is the second Ethiopian leader to visit Somalia. In June 2007, former Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi visited Mogadishu after his soldiers helped the Somali government topple the Islamic Courts Union that briefly ruled the capital.
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At the invitation of the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed ‘Farmaajo’, the Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, H.E Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali accompanied by a high-level delegation, made an official visit to Mogadishu on 16/06/2018.
1.The two leaders and their delegations held lengthy discussions covering a wide range of matters of mutual interest including regional and global affairs. During the discussions, the two leaders renewed their commitment to strengthen their brotherly bilateral relations spanning generations based on shared blood relations, values, history, culture and traditions and espoused by the principles of good neighborliness, mutual respect and promotion of mutual interest.
2.The leaders agreed to a renewed engagement to intensify relations based on an agreed comprehensive framework which covers, among other things, robust diplomatic relations between Somalia and Ethiopia, with the Federal Republic of Somalia and Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia as the primary interlocutors with sovereign authority.
3.To this end, the two leaders welcomed the formation of the previously agreed Joint Cooperation Commission (JCC) at Ministerial level and its function to promote enhanced diplomatic and trade activities on a reciprocal basis that would involve regular bilateral engagements, exchange of attaches, and sponsorship of cultural, sport and educational exchanges.
4.To aid these strengthened relations and strengthen diplomatic and consular presence in each other’s’ countries, the leaders agreed to open reciprocal diplomatic and consular offices in major cities in Somalia and Ethiopia. The leaders also agreed to introduce measures to allow for the free movement of goods and services by introducing permits and expanding specific visas for travel for educational, sporting and cultural purposes to facilitate social integration between Somalia and Ethiopia.
5.Recognizing the potential for harmonious economic development for both nations, the two leaders paid singular focus to economic growth, wealth creation and promotion of investment between Somalia and Ethiopia in order to secure a prosperous future for their people, the countries of the Horn of Africa, and ultimately the African Continent.
6.In this respect, the two leaders agreed to enhance the economic integration of their two nations while reaffirming the importance of economic security and development through utilization of the human and natural resources of the two nations as the most effective means of tackling the current security challenges. The leaders therefore agreed to remove all trade and economic barriers and deepen and widen economic linkages by first and foremost, the development of critical infrastructure in particular development of ports and key highways linking the two nations. The leaders further agreed to invest in logistics and service provision specially to leading ports in the continent that can serve both the Indian ocean and the Red Sea.
 
7.In an effort to attract and retain foreign investment to the two countries and the horn of Africa Region, the leaders agreed on the joint investment in four key sea ports between the two countries, and the construction of the main road networks and arteries that would link Somalia to mainland Ethiopia. The leaders agreed to constitute a designated joint technical team that would immediately embark on the key task of outlining this substantial undertaking.
8.To fully take advantage of the larger market with more opportunities and greater economies of scale, for business, the leaders agreed to encourage incentivized investments particularly through the private sector in both countries, in order to create jobs and facilitate full economic integration between the two countries.
9.The two leaders recognized that peace and stability were a prerequisite for the development and prosperity of both countries and therefore emphasized the importance of continued active cooperation between Somalia and Ethiopia to effectively counter terrorism and deal with cross-border security challenges. The leaders both condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and underscored the need to actively collaborate.
10.The Federal Government of Somalia paid tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of AMISOM and recognized the prominent role of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces in this regard. While recognizing the continued commitment by the Troop Contributing Countries to Somalia, both leaders reaffirmed AMISOM’s critical role to Somalia’s progress, as the country moved into the next chapter of security ownership across the country.
11.While appreciating AMISOM’s role in the peace and state building efforts of Somalia, the leaders expressly stated the need to zealously guard against any risks, both internal and external, to the reversal of the gains achieved in Somalia. Both leaders called upon friendly countries to contribute positively to Somalia’s peace and state building efforts.
12.The two leaders unequivocally stated their mutual respect for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, political independence and the unity of both nations and called upon all Somali actors to relentlessly work towards the unity and cohesiveness of Somalia.
13.On international matters, the two leaders called for an effective multilateral system with a reformed and stronger United Nations. They also agreed to advocate for African solutions for African Problems alongside the African Union and to foster joint positions on international matters of mutual concern.
14.The Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Ethiopia paid tribute to the Somalia’s leadership for their commitment, determination and courage in overcoming challenges and making considerable progress in implementing a robust reform agenda and moving Somalia firmly towards the path of sustainable, peace and development.
15.President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed ‘Farmaajo’ while welcoming Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on his recent election as Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, President Farmaajo commended him for his reform agenda and his vision that is set to positively impact the outlook for this nation and that of Horn of Africa region as well.
16.President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed “Farmaajo” on behalf of the Government and the people of Somalia, expressed the unreserved appreciation to his brother Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali who on his part, thanked the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the people of Somalia for the warm and gracious hospitality accorded to him and the members of his delegation during their visit in Somalia.
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Hiiraan Online Saturday June 16, 2018President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo (left) and Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed during press conference in Mogadishu on Saturday, 16th June 2018Mogadishu (HOL) - The bilateral talks between President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali on Saturday focused on Trade and regional security.The leaders, who met at Villa Somalia in Mogadishu, emphasised the importance of strengthening cooperation to spur prosperity.Farmajo and Ahmed agreed to introduce measures to allow for the free movement of goods and services by introducing permits."Recognizing the potential for harmonious economic development for both nations, the two leaders paid singular focus to economic growth, wealth creation and promotion of investment between Somalia and Ethiopia in order to secure a prosperous future for their people, the countries of the Horn of Africa, and ultimately the African Continent," a joint communique reads."The leaders, therefore, agreed to remove all trade and economic barriers and deepen and widen economic linkages by first and foremost, the development of critical infrastructure in particular development of ports and key highways linking the two nations."Ads By Google The leaders said the countries agreed to enhance the economic integration of their two nations."To fully take advantage of the larger market with more opportunities and greater economies of scale, for business, the leaders agreed to encourage incentivized investments particularly through the private sector in both countries, in order to create jobs and facilitate full economic integration between the two countries," the communiqué said.

The countries further agreed to invest in logistics and service provision especially to leading ports in the continent that can serve both the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea.Both Farmajo and Ahmed reaffirmed AMISOM’s critical role in Somalia’s progress, as the country moved into the next chapter of security ownership across the country."While appreciating AMISOM’s role in the peace and state-building efforts of Somalia, the leaders expressly stated the need to zealously guard against any risks, both internal and external, to the reversal of the gains achieved in Somalia," the communiqué highlighted.The leaders called upon friendly countries to contribute positively to Somalia’s peace and state-building efforts,"
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Barnaamijka Dhacdooyinka Todobaadka waxaa soo diyaariyay soona jeedinaya Jamal Axmed Cisman.

Saturday June 16, 2018
Egyptian goalkeeper Mohamed El-Shenawy was almost perfect against Uruguay on Friday. He made save after save for 89 minutes of the match, until Jose Gimenez managed to get one through and Egypt lost to Uruguay 1-0.
Despite the one missed save, El-Shenawy’s performance earned him the coveted Man of the Match award for his incredible performance. However, according to Twitter user Marwan Ahmed, who works for the Egyptian sports site KingFut, El-Shenawy refused to accept the award — which is sponsored by Budweiser —because he is Muslim. Ahmed even managed to snap a photo of El-Shenawy politely turning down the award while a the guy who was trying to give it to him stands there awkwardly, not knowing what to do.
There was no alcohol actually in the award, and El-Shenawy didn’t have to drink any Budweiser to accept it (though the award is in the shape of a goblet). But since his religion forbids the consumption of alcohol, he elected not to accept the award because it was sponsored by a beer brand.
Egypt is a majority Muslim country, so not only are their laws on alcohol sales strict, drinking alcohol is generally not accepted. There are four other World Cup countries with similar attitudes on alcohol due to Islamic dietary laws: Senegal, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Iran. As Ahmed pointed out, any Man of the Match winners from those countries might also refuse the award.
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Dhageyso barnaamijka xiisaha leh ee Hambalyada iyo Heesaha. Waxaa soo jeedinaya Ibrahim Daandurey iyo Falastin Axmed Iman.

Waxaa galabta dhacay kulanno ka tirsan ciyaaraha Koobka Aduunka 2018-ka ee ka socda dalka Russia.

Barnaamijka Caweyska Washington waxaa soo diyaarisay soona jeedineysa Sahra Ciidle Nuur.

Dowladaha Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya ayaa maanta magaalada Muqdisho ku gaaray heshiis dhinacyo badan taanayay, kadib marki uu Muqdisho ka dagay Ra'isulwasaare Abiy Ahmed.

Abdi SheikhSaturday June 16, 2018

MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia and Ethiopia announced they were jointly investing in four seaports to attract foreign investment to their two countries, the latest move in a tussle for access to ports along one of the world’s most strategic waterways.
After Somalia’s president Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo hosted Ethiopia’s prime minister Abiy Ahmed for a meeting at the presidential palace in Mogadishu, the two leaders issued a joint statement of pledges to cooperate on everything from the development of infrastructure including roads linking the two countries to expanding visa services to promote cultural exchanges.
The statement did not elaborate on which ports the two countries would develop.
The Horn of Africa’s Red Sea coastline extending north of Somalia through Djibouti and Eritrea toward the critical Suez Canal is already dotted with ports owned or run by countries locked in a regional struggle: the United Arab Emirates and its ally Saudi Arabia on one side, and Turkey which backs Qatar on the other.
Ads By Google Landlocked Ethiopia, which has a population of 100 million, has been led since April by 41-year-old former intelligence officer Abiy, who has moved swiftly to assert his nation’s interests on the international stage.
“The leaders further agreed to invest in logistics and service provision specially to leading ports in the continent that can serve both the Indian ocean and the Red Sea,” the statement read.
The day before Abiy’s visit to Somalia, the United Arab Emirates pledged to give $3 billion to Ethiopia in aid and investments, in a major show of support for the new leadership in Ethiopia.
The strengthened partnership between Ethiopia and the oil-rich Gulf monarchy is significant in the context of Addis Ababa’s ties with Mogadishu.
Somalia and the UAE have been at odds for months over the broader dispute in the Gulf region.
That Middle Eastern feud is driving the desire to control the Horn of Africa and its waters, diplomats, businessmen, scholars and Somali officials have told Reuters.
In May, Ethiopian state media reported that Ethiopia had taken an unspecified stake in the port of Djibouti, its main gateway for trade.
Reporting by Abdi Sheikh; Writing by Maggie Fick; Editing by Stephen Powell

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