Saturday, November 10, 2018

Madaxweynaha maamulka Somaliland oo isku shaandhayn kusameeyay wasiiradiisa

Somaliland, Muuse Biixi Cabdi waxa uu wareegto madaxweyne oo summadeedu tahay JSL/XM/WM/222-233/112018 uu Magacaabid iyo Isku-beddel ku sameeyey xubno ka mida xukuumadda.
Waxaanay u dhignayd Wareegtada Madaxweynuhu Sidan:-

 
Wareegto Madaxweyne
Magacaabid iyo Isku-beddel


justify;"> Markaan Arkay: Dastuurka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, Qodobka 90aad;
Markaan Arkay: Aqoontooda, Kartidooda iyo Waaya-aragnimadooda;
Markaan ku Qancay: In ay Hanan Karaan Masuuliyadda ka Dhalanaysa Xilalkan;
Markaan Sameeyey: La-tashi Ballaadhan;
Waxaan Go’aamiyey;
1) In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta aan masuuliyiintan u magacaabo xilalkan:
Tir Magaca Xilka
1. Cismaan Jaamac Aadan Iimaan Wasiirka Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Sayniska.
2. Deeqa Cabdi Yuusuf Dhidar Agaasimaha Guud ee Wasaaradda Horumarinta Maal-gashiga.
3. Faadumo Cabdillaahi Cumar Diiriye Guddoomiye Ku-xigeenka Hay'adda Qaxootiga iyo Barakacayaasha Qaranka.
2) In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta aan mas'uuliyiintan u beddelo xilalkan:
Tir Magaca Xilka
1. Yaasiin Xaaji Maxamuud Xiir - Wasiirkii hore ee Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Sayniska In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado - Wasiirka Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibedda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ah.
2. Sacad Cali Shire - Wasiirkii hore ee Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibedda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ah In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado - Wasiirka Wasaaradda Horumarinta Maaliyadda.
3. Cabdiqaadir Maxamuud Sh. Muxummed Warsame (Dhaga-weyne) - Wasiir Ku-xigeenkii hore ee Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Sayniska In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado - Wasiir Ku-xigeenka Wasaaradda Horumarinta Maaliyadda.
4. Maxamed Daahir Axmed Furreh - Wasiir Ku-xigeenkii hore ee Wasaaradda Horumarinta Maaliyadda In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado - Wasiir Ku-xigeenka Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Sayniska.
5. Axmed Abokor Maxamed Yuusuf - Agaasimihii Guud ee hore ee Wasaaradda Horumarinta Maal-gashiga In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado - Agaasimaha Guud ee Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Sayniska.
6. Yuusuf Maxamed Cabdi Raage - Wasiirkii hore ee Wasaaradda Horumarinta Maaliyadda In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado xubin ka tirsan Guddida Tacliinta Sare ee Qaranka.
7. Prof. Maxamed Faarax Xareed Qodax - Agaasimihii Guud ee hore ee Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Sayniska In laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado xubin ka tirsan Guddida Tacliinta Sare ee Qaranka.

ALLAA MAHAD LEH
Muuse Biixi Cabdi
Madaxweynaha Somaliland

Sunday, August 12, 2018

Debaaldega Maalinta Dhalinyarada Aduun

Maanta waxa aduunka ooh than looks debaal degayaa Maalinta dayarta aduunka oo sanadwalba bishan oo kale laga xuso daafaha aduunka oo dhan.  Soomaaliya ayaa sanadkan aad looks xusay waxaa ka hadashay oo u halbalyo u bogaadisay madaxda dawladda Federal ka Soomaaliya oo ku Dhalinyarada ku booriday inay nabad galyada ka shaqeeyaan waxbarashadana ku dedaalaan

AMISON Orders Compulsory Joint Operations in Somalia

Mogadishu, The commander of the African Union Mission in Somalia in Somalia (AMISON), General Jim Owoyesigire, has ordered his troops to conduct permanent joint operations with the national army (SNA) against the Al Shabab group.

According to the online portal, in a command statement the chief instructed the contingent forces to intensify the training and mentoring of their SNA counterparts through'joint planning, coordination and implementation of operations in line with the transition plan proposed to AMISOM'.

Owoyesigire spoke to a section of the Mission's troops on Saturday in Jowhar, the administrative capital of the Middle Shabelle region of Somalia.

The head of AMISOM made a security assessment of all major areas of troop operations to discuss comprehensive strategic plans for state and government reconstruction in Somalia.

Another urgent task he gave the troops is to secure the Mogadishu-Johwar supply route.

The AMISOM commander stated the joint security operation with the Somali National Army will improve peace and firmness and equip the Somali forces with the skills required to achieve the sustainable stability they need.

According to the version of hiiraan online, based on AMISON statements, the general'further urged the troops to strengthen relations with the local community through cooperation with the regional administration and the implementation of quick-impact projects to address relevant social infrastructure challenges'.

The AMISOM mandate, extended in July by the UN Security Council, underlines a gradual and conditional withdrawal of the contingent by 2020.

The media estimate that there are more than 21,000 African Union soldiers in Somalia Source Amisom

Sunday, November 5, 2017

Press release on Maritime legislation workshop held in Hargeisa, in cooperation with Somaliland Attorney General Office

PRESS RELEASE
November 2nd 2017

EUCAP organises Maritime Legislation workshop in cooperation with SL Attorney General Office
A Maritime legal workshop took place from October 31st to November 2nd in Hargeisa. The event was
organized and funded by EUCAP in cooperation with the Somaliland Attorney General Office (AGO)
under the umbrella of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Counter Piracy Coordination Office.
Thirty eight participants from the Judiciary (judges and prosecutors), Police, Coast Guard and
immigration officers, along with Berbera Maritime and Fisheries Academy officers and six trainers from
the Somaliland AGO attended the workshop, including four women (three trainees and one trainer).
Hosted at the Ambassador Hotel, the officers were trained on several subjects, including: theoretical
and practical aspects regarding applicable Maritime Law (Jurisdiction, Territorial Water, and Maritime
Crimes); the legal framework for the Somaliland Coast Guard Law; Fishery Law, Human trafficking,
smuggling of migrants, contraband and investigation of maritime related crimes.
Besides acquiring additional professional skills, the enhancement of cooperation among the
participating Somaliland agencies was a key objective of the workshop.
Background
EUCAP is a civilian EU mission, under the auspices of the Common Security and Defence Policy, which
assists Somaliland in strengthening its capacity to ensure maritime security.

EUCAP Somalia organizes Maritime Crime and Legislation Workshop





PRESS RELEASE
November 2nd 2017
EUCAP Somalia organizes Maritime Crime and Legislation Workshop
EUCAP Somalia organised a Maritime Crime and Legislation Workshop in Mogadishu for the Somali
INTERPOL Unit on 1-2 November 2017.
Ten Somali officers who attended the workshop were trained on several topics, including: Legal
Maritime concepts and Somali Maritime Legislation, international cooperation in fighting maritime
crime and Human Rights and Gender.
INTERPOL general mandate and activities were also analyzed during the workshop in order to
share information about best practices among the attendees.
Acquiring Legal Maritime concepts enables Somali INTERPOL Unit officers master the Maritime
Legal Framework which, in return, helps increase their ability to fight maritime crimes.
The workshop also aimed at enhancing Somali officers’ awareness in terms of gender
mainstreaming in the security sector. To effectively provide maritime security, the
understanding of socio-cultural gender roles and the respect of Human Rights, is key.

Background
EUCAP Somalia is a civilian EU mission, under the auspices of the Common Security and Defence Policy,
which assists Somalia in strengthening its capacity to ensure maritime security.

Friday, October 27, 2017

Daawo Suldaan saleebaan oo sheegay in hadii kulmiye Soo noqdo ay somaliland ka tashan doonaan reer Awdal

Suldaanka Guud ee Awdal ayaa sheegay hadii  Kulmiye guu laysto inay somaliland ay ka tashan doonaan oon dib loogu arkeyn somaliland ka mid ahaan shiyaheeda

Thursday, October 12, 2017

EUCAP Somalia press release on donation of equipment to the Somali Police Force to strengthen maritime security


EUCAP Somalia donates equipment to the Somali Police Force to help strengthen maritime security


PRESS RELEASE
12 October 2017
EUCAP Somalia donates equipment to the Somali Police Force to help strengthen maritime security
Today, at a ceremony at the General Kahiye Police Academy in Mogadishu, EUCAP Somalia donated a
range of assets, including IT equipment and training materials, to the Somali Police Force. The donated
equipment forms part of EUCAP Somalia’s ongoing support to help strengthen the Somali police
capability to prevent and counter maritime crime. The Police Headquarters, the Maritime Police Unit,
Police Academy, and Criminal Investigation Department will all benefit from the donation. Following the
handover ceremony, the EUCAP Somalia Head of Mission met with the Somali Police Force
Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner to discuss the Mission's support to the Somali Police Force.
Deputy Police Commissioner General Bashir said: "The Somali Police Force welcomes the generous
support from the EU in general and EUCAP Somalia in particular. Maritime security is among the many
challenges Somalia faces. Illicit trade, human smuggling and environmental crimes often have a link to
our shores and waters. We appreciate the support to counter these threats".
EUCAP Somalia Head of Mission Maria-Cristina Stepanescu commented: "I am impressed by the
dedication and efforts of the Somali Police Force to create a lasting secure and stable environment for
Somalia. EUCAP Somalia remains committed to continue to support these efforts. A more stable and
secure maritime domain also supports Somalia in making sustainable use of its marine resources for the
benefit of the Somali people”.
Background
EUCAP Somalia is a civilian EU mission, under the auspices of the Common Security and Defence Policy,
which assists Somalia in strengthening its capacity to ensure maritime security.

EUCAP Somalia
Press and Public Information Office
EU Capacity Building Mission in Somalia (EUCAP Somalia)
International Campus, Mogadishu International Airport,
Mogadishu, Somalia
Somalia’s mobile +252 699012497
Kenya’s mobile: +254 727106645
Email: francesca.marretta@eucap-som.eu
Web: www.eucap-som.eu
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