http://youtu.be/Hp3YG_lATaY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Mogadishu's first solar powered street lamps

http://youtu.be/kNH0Fo8y1Jg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Children's Life In The Streets of Mogadishu In Somalia, more than 80 street children have found a new shelter that caters for mostly street children. The center provides education and protection to these young minors at no cost in conjunction with donors.

" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> DEKEDDA MUQDISHO, MOGADISHU PORT

http://youtu.be/AyU78acj49I" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Mogadishu Prepares For Lighter Life Long cut off from the rest of the world due to conflict, many people in Somalia and especially in the once volatile capital Mogadishu believe that a new era is dawning in the Horn of Africa nation.

" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Business in Mogadishu comes to life Mogadishu international port is returning to life, as Somalia emerges from decades of civil war that brought this once thriving port to its knees. Today, business has picked up with trucks arriving to offload tons of cargo from ships that are lining up at its harbor. African union peacekeepers recently took control of various Al Shabaab strongholds paving way for entrepreneurs to launch their ventures once more. Watch KTN Streaming LIVE from Kenya

http://youtu.be/JOnbmMd0r8o" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Mogadishu's Housing Boom The property market in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, has boomed since the government pushed out al-Shabab fighters. The most peaceful period in the city in over two decades has brought thousands of ex-pat Somalis back to their homeland. But with speculators hoping to turn a profit behind most of the investments in new properties, prices are skyrocketing while hundreds of thousands of internally displaced, only kilometres away, live in poverty. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Mogadishu..

TRANSCRIPT: MELISSA BLOCK, HOST: From the violent cauldron of Syria now to Mogadishu, Somalia, once dubbed the world's most dangerous city. Emphasis though on once. Last year, African Union forces drove the Islamist militant group, al-Shabab, out of town. What's more, a new president and prime minister have replaced Somalia's corrupt and unpopular transitional government. As NPR's John Burnett reports, hope is edging aside despair and Mogadishu is coming back to life. (SOUNDBITE OF TRAFFIC) JOHN BURNETT, BYLINE: It's hard to believe but people are talking about the Mogadishu boom. With more and more displaced Somalis moving back to the city every day, now there are traffic jams. (SOUNDBITE OF TRAFFIC) BURNETT: Enrollment at the Hamar Jajab Primary School has doubled since the last academic year. The city's first gas stations and a supermarket are under construction. Scaffolding is up and buildings are getting new coats of paint. There are 15 new radio stations and with no federal regulation of anything in Somalia, the FM dial is a free-for-all. (SOUNDBITE OF RADIO SHOWS) BURNETT: Can Mogadishu accommodate everyone who wants to come home? Two decades of civil war destroyed or heavily damaged 80 percent of the city's structures. Now, housing is scarce and rents have gone crazy. Abdi Rahman is a foreman for a large East African construction company. He sits in the foyer of a just-finished villa soon to be occupied by a Danish refugee agency. ABDI RAHMAN: People would have come to live here about $1,000, now it is $8,000 for this house. BURNETT: So this house would have rented for $1,000 a month a year ago. And today, your company would ask $8,000 a month for it? RAHMAN: Yes. BURNETT: Mogadishu presents unique challenges for constructors. When it came time to pour the slab on the seventh floor of a building they were working on, Rahman says there were no construction cranes in the city. So he hired 200 men to form a bucket brigade and pass three tons of concrete from the ground floor to the seventh floor. Labor is cheap and plentiful, he says, but unskilled. (SOUNDBITE OF SINGING) BURNETT: Workers shovel sand into blast barriers that surround the new villa. When an American journalist with a microphone shows up, they break into a spontaneous work song, which roughly translates: Somalis have camels, we are very proud of our camels, people in the West do not have camels. You just found an artillery shell inside the sand. RAHMAN: It's very common, very common. We find sometimes unexploded. BURNETT: Sometimes you find unexploded ordnance in the sand? RAHMAN: Yeah. Yeah. BURNETT: The construction sand? RAHMAN: Yeah, we do. (SOUNDBITE OF SINGING) BURNETT: This empty villa had been filled with internally displaced persons. There are more than a quarter million of them living in ragged tents throughout Mogadishu. They moved to the city to flee violence and famine, but they were summarily evicted from here to make room for paying tenants, which is happening more and more. That's just one of the problems on the desk of Mogadishu's Mayor Mohamud Ahmed Nur. He's chief executive of a city of two and a half million people that lacks clean water, paved roads, streetlights, fire protection - and the list goes on. MAYOR MOHAMUD AHMED NUR: Mogadishu used to be one of the most beautiful cities in Africa. And still we can make it like that. BURNETT: Somalia's new president has said that security is his first, second, and third priority. The mayor concurs. On a recent morning, he was reviewing his daily security briefing from the police. NUR: Near Benadir Hospital, freelance militias they shoot each other, they fire. They open fire. A hand grenade has been thrown... BURNETT: The mayor says while the warlords has stopped fighting for control of the city, militias still roam the streets, heavily armed and looking for trouble. NUR: So my problem in the city right now, it's not Shabab. My problem is freelance militias. BURNETT: Shabab is, in fact, very much still a problem. Since they were routed from Mogadishu 14 months ago, and more recently from the southern city of Kismayo, the militants have settled into a bloody campaign of targeted attacks. Last month, Shabab suicide bombers blew themselves up outside the hotel where the new president, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, was giving his first press conference. The next week, more terrorists carried out a suicide attack on a popular restaurant, killing 15 patrons. (SOUNDBITE OF CONVERSATIONS) BURNETT: A group of Somali returnees sits around a table after lunch, puffing on a water pipe. Deeq Mohammad Afrika is a 27-year-old business consultant who moved back to the city from Amsterdam, and he's urging his friends to do the same. But everyone has to know his own comfort zone. DEEQ MOHAMMAD AFRIKA: We're all scared, you know? There's a huge fear here. You know, everybody is scared of the terrorism attacks and all that stuff. But in Mogadishu, there's a thin line between hope and fear. The hope is greater. BURNETT: A fitting symbol of the cautious hope that Mogadishu is on the threshold of a new era is the government's formation of its new tourism department. FARAH SALAD DHARAR: My name is Farah Salad Dharar, I am assistant director of tourism of Somalia. BURNETT: Dharar is a congenial, smooth-faced man with decaying teeth, who was appointed six months ago. He and the director recently attended a conference on East African tourism, if not to promote Somali tourism - which doesn't exist yet - at least to introduce the concept. As the assistant director of tourism for the country of Somalia, what do you have to do? (LAUGHTER) DHARAR: Somalia, it has a lot of attractions, a lot of tourism attractions. But I think we have to do a lot of things, you know, to attract the tourists. BURNETT: You do have to do a lot of things to attract the tourists. DHARAR: Yes, yes, yes. BURNETT: Mogadishu was once a gem of the Swahili Coast with its poetic Italianate and arabesque architecture, its ancient mosques and comely beachfront. Today it is all a ruin. But for the first time in a long while, Somalis are daring to talk about the rebirth of their wounded city. John Burnett, NPR News, Nairobi. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright National Public Radio.

http://youtu.be/MxtzVEf9gWU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Mogadishu: "White Pearl of The Indian Ocean". As Somalia's War Ebbs, Mogadishu Dares To Rebuild : NPR There is a remarkable change going on in Mogadishu, Somalia — often dubbed the world's most dangerous city. For starters, it may not deserve that title anymore. Last year, African Union forces drove the Islamist militant group al-Shabab out of Mogadishu. Now, Somalia has a new president and prime minister who have replaced the corrupt and unpopular transitional government. Hope is edging aside despair, and Mogadishu is coming back to life. It's hard to believe, but people are talking about "the Mogadishu boom." With more and more displaced Somalis moving back to the city every day, now there are traffic jams. Enrollment at the Hamar Jajab Primary School has doubled since the last academic year. The city's first gas stations and a supermarket are under construction. Scaffolding is up and buildings are getting new coats of paint. There are 15 new radio stations, and with no regulation of anything in Somalia, the FM dial is a free-for-all. A Complete Overhaul Needed Can Mogadishu accommodate everyone who wants to come home? Two decades of civil war destroyed or heavily damaged 80 percent of the city's structures. Now, housing is scarce and rents have gone crazy. Abdi Rahman, a foreman for a large East African construction company, sits in the foyer of a just finished villa soon to be occupied by a Danish refugee agency. A year ago, Rahman says, the house would have rented for $1,000 per month. Today, his company would ask $8,000 for it. Mogadishu presents unique challenges for builders. When it came time to pour the slab on the seventh floor of a building they were working on, Rahman says there were no construction cranes in the city. So he hired 200 men to form a bucket brigade and pass 3 tons of concrete — bucket by bucket — from the ground floor to the seventh floor. Labor is cheap and plentiful, he says, but unskilled. Workers shovel sand into blast barriers that surround the new villa. When an American journalist with a microphone shows up, they break into a spontaneous work song, which roughly translates: "Somalis have camels, we are very proud of our camels, people in the West do not have camels." The crew just found an artillery shell inside the sand. "It's very common, very common," Rahman says. "Sometimes we find them unexploded." The Militia Problem This empty villa had been filled with internally displaced persons. There are more than 250,000 of them living in ragged tents throughout Mogadishu. They moved to the city to flee violence and famine, but were summarily evicted to make room for paying tenants, which is happening more and more. That's just one of the problems on the desk of Mogadishu's mayor, Mohamud Ahmed Nur. He's chief executive of a city of 2.5 million people that lacks clean water, paved roads, streetlights, fire protection — and the list goes on. "Mogadishu used to be one of the most beautiful cities in Africa, and still we can make it like that," Nur says. Somalia's new president, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, has said security is his first, second and third priority. The mayor concurs. On a recent morning, he was reviewing his daily security briefing from the police. "Near Benadir hospital, freelance militias — they shoot each other, they open fire. A hand grenade has been thrown," he says. The mayor says that while the warlords have stopped fighting for control of the city, militias still roam the streets, heavily armed and looking for trouble. "So my problem in the city right now, it's not al-Shabab. My problem is freelance militias," Nur says. Al-Shabab is, in fact, very much still a problem in many parts of Somalia. Since they were routed from Mogadishu 14 months ago, and more recently from the southern city of Kismayo, the militants have settled into a bloody campaign of targeted attacks. Last month, al-Shabab suicide bombers blew themselves up outside the hotel where the president was giving his first press conference. The next week, there was a suicide attack on a popular restaurant, killing 15 patrons. Beginning To Hope A group of Somali returnees sits around a table after lunch, puffing on a water pipe. Deeq Mohammad Afrika is a 27-year-old business consultant who moved back to the city from Amsterdam, and is urging his friends to do the same. But everyone has to know his own comfort zone. "We're all scared, you know? There's a huge fear here. Everyone's scared of the terrorism attacks and all that stuff. But in Mogadishu there's a thin line between hope and fear. The hope is greater," Afrika says. A symbol of that hope is the government's formation of its new tourism department. Farah Salad Dharar is a congenial, smooth-faced man who was appointed assistant director of tourism of Somalia six months ago. He and the director recently attended a conference on East African tourism, if not to promote Somali tourism — which doesn't exist yet — then at least to introduce the concept. "Somalia has a lot of attractions, a lot of tourism attractions. But I think we have to do a lot of things to attract the tourists," Dharar says. Mogadishu was once a gem of the Swahili coast, with its poetic Italianate and arabesque architecture, ancient mosques and comely beachfront. Today it is all a ruin. But for the first time in a long while, Somalis are daring to talk about the rebirth of their wounded city. [Copyright 2012 National Public Radio] Somalis chat at a beach-side restaurant earlier this month. After two decades of civil war, Somali's capital, Mogadishu, is beginning to recover.There is a remarkable change going on in Mogadishu, Somalia — often dubbed the world's most dangerous city. For starters, it may not deserve that title anymore.Last year, African Union forces drove the Islamist militant group al-Shabab out of Mogadishu. Now, Somalia has a new president and prime minister who have replaced the corrupt and unpopular transitional government.It's hard to believe, but people are talking about "the Mogadishu boom." With more and more displaced Somalis moving back to the city

Xaaji Xunjuf;891863 wrote: Liibaan xuduudaha Africa oo dhan isticmaar ba dhigay midna samada laga ma so hidisin. Liibaan Somaliya hada xuduuda Talyaaniga iyo Ingriisku wada dhigteen eeh dhex marta dalalka Kenya iyo Somalia. Waliga adigu ka hadlaya ma arkin maxaad uga hadli weyday xuduudas Liibaanow ileeen isticmaar ba dhigay eh? Dagaalada Africa Iyo Asia inta badan waxaa sabab u ah xuduud beenaadka Isticmaarka sida Falastiin (Gaza/West bank), Kurdistan, East Timor, South Sudan, Oromia, Somali Region, NFD, Kashmiir, Muslim regions in Philippines, Nigeria, China etc. Hada Odeyga biixi iyo Xunjuf waxa aad ku doodasaan waa xuduudkii Isticmaarku kala dhexdhigay shacabka Soomaaliyeed baanu soo celinanaa. Waayo Ingriis baa na siiyay oo aanu ka dhaxalnay Laas Caanood, Buuhoodle, Xudun, Taleex, Dhahar Badhan, Iyo Las Qorey, micnaheedo waa dagaal ayaan rabaa. Xabashida Iyo Kenya labaduba waxa ee ku doodayaan Ingriis baa na siiyay oo aanu ka dhaxalnay dhulka Soomaalida, Shacabka Soomaaliyeed ee degan Kilink5 Iyo NFD waxaan U rejeenayaa inay helaan xoriyadooda Insha Allah. Allah soomaali xaqa ha tuso, mid kasta waxa uu aaminsanyahay inuu Mujaahid yahay.

Che -Guevara;891797 wrote: Seems like unprovoked nacnac. silly old fart

Deg deg- Bananbax Culus oo Gilgilay Laas Caanood, Dad Dhaawaca, & Kuwa Xidhan November 17, 2012 http://www.boocameonline.com/2012/11/17/deg-deg-banaanbax-culus-oo-gilgilay-gobolka-sool-dad-dhaawaca-kuwa-xidhan-xaalada/ Boocame Online- Waxaa Saaka Guud ahaanba Kabilowaday Magaalada Laascaanood ee Xarunta Gobolka Sool banaanbax aad uxoogan oo laga Soo Horjeeda maleeshiyaadka maamula Siilaanyo ee kusoo duulay deeganada Dawlad Goboleedka Khaatumo Sate. Banaanbaxyada Ayaa waxay ka qarxeen Qaybo badan oo kamida maaalada laascaanood ee Xarunta Gobolka Sool waxaana halku dhigyo u ahaa ” Dooni Mayno, Diidnay Qaado” & Kalamado kale xambaarsan rabibtaanka Shacabka Gobolka Sool. Banaanbaxan Ayaa sidoo waxaa Siwayn Loogaga Soo Horjeestay Wax loogu magac daray Ololaha Doorashooyinka Soomaali Land, oo beryahanba sanka lagaga tolayey Shacabkaasi. Waxanaa Wararku sheegayaan In Ciidamada Maamulkaasi ay bilaabeen Xasuuqaan Xabsiyada dhigaan shacabka Ku dhaqan magaalada Laascaanood ee dareen kooda muujinayey. Waxaa Wara hor dhac ah oo Boocame Online hada soo Gaadhay Ay sheegayaan Inay Jiraan dabbadan oo Xaaladoodu deg deg tahay, Waxaana Imika xaaladooda laga dayriyaa oo ay Culustahay haweenay & sida la sheegay Maamulaha dugsiga Muuse Yuuf. Dhicana kale Ciidamada Jabhada Siilaanyo ayaa Xabsiga ku daabalaya dadwayne tiro badan kuwaas oo loogaysanyo Jidh dil iyo dhibaatooyin Xoogan. Dibad baxa ayaa wali socda, waxuuna Qayb kayahay Dareena ay muujinayaan Shacabwaynaha Soomaaliyeed ee ku dhaqan magaalada laascanood. Boocame Online

Khaatumo people will no longer tolerate attacks on their Khaatumo towns, Las Aod, Buhoodle, Widhwidh, and Tukaraq. Just a few days ago, SL Militia attacked Xudun. Maleeshiyada Somaliland Oo Weerartay Degmada Xudun ee Gobolka Sool November 05, 2012 http://www.xargaga.net/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=5766 Dagaal u dhexeeya ciidamada Khaatumo iyo Kuwa Somaliland ayaa waxa uu saaka ka qarxay Degmada Xuden ee Gobolka Sool Kadib weerar ay soo qaadeen kuwa Somaliland. Dagaalkan ayaa socday muda saacada ah iyada o aan la ogan wali khasaaraha dhabta ah ee kala gaadhay labada ciidan ee maamulka Khaatumo iyo ka Somaliland,Iyada oo wararku intaa ku darayaan in ay hada xabadu qabawday goobihii horena lagu kala noqday. Dagaalkan ay saaka soo qaadeen ciidama mamulka Somaliland ayaa waxa uu imaanayaa iyada oo ay shalay booqasho ku marayeen deegaanada ay maamulaan Maamulka Khaatumo iyaga oo safaro ku tagay Degmooyinka Gobolka Sanaag. Walaw ay xabadu qabaeday laguna kala noqday goobihii lakala fadhiyay ayaa hadana waxaa ay xabadu bilaabmi kartaa markasta .

A_Khadar;891289 wrote: Succesionists hadal ma maqlaan... Waaa run maamulka Somaliland mid wax maqlaya maaha, Siiilaanyo waxa uu rabaa waa dagaalka,khasab, dil, iyo shacab jeelasha laga buuxiyo. Shacabka Khaatumo Iyo Shacabka Somaliland waa dad walaalo ah oo wada dhashay, oo wax badan wadaaga. Wax dhibaata ah kama dhaxeeyaan labada shacab, likiin shacabka Khaatumo iyo Maamulka Siilaanyo dagaal baa ka dhaxeeya. Cidna ma ogala khasab, shacabka Somaliland Iyo Khaatumo labaduba waa kasoo horjeedaan in la khasbo. Markaa waxaa fiican in dadka Soomaaliyeed ee muslimmiinta ah, nabad kuwada noo laadaan.

A_Khadar;890907 wrote: Thanks Liibaan.. You welcome Brother Khadar

walaalkis;890873 wrote: Good pictures, keep coming. Future looks bright for khaatumo True, the future is bright and promising for Khaatumo and all Somalia

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Somalia’s Deep Gratitude to Turkey Somalia had no functioning government since the collapse of the central Government in 1991 that was brought down by clan-based insurgents assisted by neighbouring countries. Once the State fell apart, Somalis withdrew into their respective regions and clans, trying to look after themselves in the absence of a national government. But the emerging lawless situation was bound to lead to an environment of the survival of the fittest, a recipe for human disaster. Somalia has become synonymous with anarchy, humanitarian disasters, famines and lawlessness. The warlords and profiteers benefited and enriched themselves, but the masses suffered, in particular southern Somalia, where close to millions died directly or indirectly from the civil war and other millions have to end up in refugee cams or seek refugee in the west. The response of the international community was on the whole indifference or detrimental . It is no secret that some of the neighbouring countries played a decisive role in the fall of the Somali government as they armed and supported anti government clan-based insurgents operating from their countries. These governments have not only played a key role in the fall of the Somali government of Mohamed Siyad Barre and the ensuing collapse of the Somali State but also made sure that Somalia remained a failed state and its people divided into various clan based Bantustans. The Somali civil war would have ended long ago if some of these neighbouring countries were not sending weapons to their respective proxies, often warlords who each carved his own fiefdom. The result was not only a prolonged political conundrum and paralysis, but endless humanitarian crisis, famine. mass displacements of population as most went across the international borers and ended in refugee camps. Dhadhaab, in the north east Kenya and close to the Somali border, had become the biggest refugee camp in the world hosting half a million Somali Refugee. The rise of Al Shabaab was a consequence of the invasions and interferences by outsiders in Somalia’s affairs for their own benefit but at the cost of Somalia and its people. The monster they created, Al Shabaab, is not only a problem for Somalia but also for their creators and their worldwide security. Somalia belongs to the AU, IGAD and the League of Arab States. The Arabs have simply turned their back on Somalia when it needed them most. They did little or nothing to intervene politically to help their Somali brothers to settle their senseless civil war. Despite their immense wealth, they were also the least generous among the international community in responding the recurring famines and other humanitarian crisis. When it comes to AU and IGAD, both organisations had been used by some member countries to further their own agenda to keep Somalia divided and undermine its revival Where governments fail to help a failed State, it is the international organisations that are supposed to look after its humanitarian needs and assist in its political recovery. There are no shortage of international organisations that set up shops in neighbouring Kenya all officially in the business to help Somalia. The reality is that few of them set foot in Somalia and its capital Mogadishu. If the city had acquired the reputation as the most dangerous place in the world, this may have some truth but it was largely manufactured and exaggerated by these organisations in order to justify their permanent sojourn in Nairobi and enjoy their comfort lives. The international community was finally shamed by the Prime Minster of Turkey Rajjeb Dayyib Erdagon who together with wife and some of his top senior Government officials went to Mogadishu, landed at its feared airport, and who showed the world that the problem was not the danger of Mogadishu that was blocking international aid and intervention but the lack of will on their part. To the amazement of the world, there was the Prime of Turkey in the midst of the camps for hundreds of thousands of those displaced by the famine. The picture of his wife holding a child at this camp has left a lasting enduring impression and impact on the Somali people. As they say in English, a friend in need is a friend indeed. What Turkey had provided is not only the sending of hundreds of its people to the country to provide immediate humanitarian aid and also undertake recovery projects. But its most important gift has been the transformation it brought to the Somali psyche. A new and hopeful era has dawned in Mogadishu. The capital is now experiencing a building boom. The Diaspora are returning in their droves with their money and expertise. Each success is creating its own other successes. For long in a quagmire, many Somalis had hitherto fatalistically given up on their state. Somalis had been known as the most proud, enterprising and energetic people in Africa. It is their pride they lost but not their individual strengths. That much is obvious in the way they dominate the business sector in Kenya and those of other countries in eastern, central and southern Africa. Their pride is now returning. Turkey had magically unlocked the closed door that the rest of the international community could not find its key. And now there is a rush among many countries to cash in on Turkey’s success as free riders. At last more attention is being given to Somalia. The London conference and those in Istanbul are all part of this new effort triggered by Turkey to put Somalia back on its feet. Given the new resurgent mood among Somalis, few doubt that a new and stronger Somalia will take its rightful place among the nations of the world. It is for Turkey that we have thank for all this. Future Somali generations will ever be indebted Turkey. Suleiman Hashi , Somali Journalists and Analysts

Ardaydii Maamul Goboleedka Khaatumo State ee Heshay Deeq Waxbarasho oo Helay Visayaashii & Dardaarankii uu Jeediyey Dr. Abdukareem Hassan Jaamac Boocame Online- Ku dhawaad 15 arday oo ka soo jeeda deeganada Khaatumo State ayaa maanta si rasmi ah loogu wareejiyey Visayaashii ay ku geli lahaayeen dalka Turkiga Tigadhadoodii, Ardaydan ayaa waxaa kulan dardaaran iyo wacyigelin ah u qabtay Dr. Abdulareem Hassan Jaamac oo ahaa mas’uulkii u soo helay deeqdan, isla markaana uga soo dhameeyey dawladda aynu walahaha nahay ee Turkiga. Hadal kooban oo uu ujeediyey Dr. Abdulkareem ardayda ayuu kula dardaarmay inay ka faa’ideystaan fursadan qaaliga ah oo uu sheegay in inbadan oo dhigooda ah kana soojeeda deeganadeena aysan helin” Maanta waxaad tusaale u tihiin guud ahaan bulshada Khaatumo, waxaadna noqonaysaan ardaydii u horaysay ee magaca Khatumo wax ku hela, waxaa la doonayaa inaad muujisaan dedaal dheerad ah oo aad uga faa’ideysataan Fursadan qaaliga ah”, ayuu yidhi Dr. Jaamac. Mar uu ka hadlayey sida qaabka dalka ay tagayaan iyo sida loola dhaqmi doono ayuu faah faahin ka bixiyey wuxuuna yidhi” Waxaa garoonka dayuuradaha idin taagan dad ka socda dawladda iyo jaamacadaha aad wax ka baran doontaan, waxaad helaysaan Caafimaadkii, Cuntadii iyo jiifkii oo joogto ah”, waxaa la idinka doonayaa inaad ka faa’ideysataan fursadaas oo dad nasiibleh helaan”, deegaanadiina iyo dalkeena Soomaaliya oo dhan ayaa idin sugaya. Dr. Abdulkareem Xassan Jaamac wuxuu sidoo kale uga digay dhalintaas inay ku fekeraan tahriib iyo arimo kale oo aan dani ugu jirin, wuxuuna sheegay in aysan macno weyn lahayn, wuxuu sheegay inay waxbrshadu ka muhiimsan tahay in waxyaalahaas lagu fekero wuxuuna sheegay in qofka marka uu waxbarto dunida cidkasta ay u baahan tahay. Ugu danbeyntii wuxuu kula dardaarmay inay ilaaliyaan cibaadada Allaah S.W.T oo ay ugu horayso salaada, wuxuu aad ugu dheeraaday qofka Allaah ku xigan ee markasta Allaah ka cabsada inuu EEBE albaabadiisa u furo, isla markaana uu helo liibaanta labada Daarrood.Salaada ayu kula dardaarmay inaysan ka tegin, wuxuu sheegay inay dadka ay u tegayaan tusaan dhaqanka wanaagsan ee Soomaalinimada iyo Muslimnimada oo uu sheegay inay yihiin dad walalhood oo muslimiin ah. Sidoo kale dhalinyaradii ayaa dhankooda hadalka qaatay, ayagoo sheegay ugu horeyn inay uga mahadcelinayaan Dr. Abdulkareem dedaalkiisa gaar ahaaneed ee uu xilka goonidaah isaga saaray sidii uu u kobcin lahaa aqoonta ardayda reer Khaatumo oo weligood aan helin deeq waxbraasho. Ahmed Maxamed Maxamuud oo u hadlayey ardayda wuxuu sheegay inaysan ahayn kuwo ilaawaya abaalka iyo juhdiga lagu bixiyey wuxuu balan qaaday inay ka soo bixi doonaan mas’uuliyadooda waxbarasho. Wuxuu sheegay inaysan ilaawi doonin dedaalka uu Dr.Abdulkareem ku bixiyey sidii uu ardaydan gaadhaysa 15ka maanta ugu helay deeq toos ah oo aan la gacantu gaaleyn. Ugu danbeyntii Dr. Abdulkareem Hassan Jaamac sheegay in 4 sano ka dib la iswaydiin doono ardaydii Khaatumo ee Turki meeshay wax dhigeen iyo heerka aqooneed ee ay gaadheen taasoo uu sheegay in jawaabteeda ayaga laga sugayo. Ardaydan oo 9 ka mid ah ay ahaayeen kuwii u sareeyey sanad dugsiyeedka deeganada Khaatumo ayaa 6da kalena ahaayeen arday reer Khaatumo ah oo ku sugnayd Muqdisho kuwaasoo inbadan waxba ka waayey wasaarada waxbarashada iyo dawladdabu inay siiso deeq, maalinimada beri ah ayey qayb ka mid ah ardaydu u duulaysa Istanbul halka raaca kalena ay dhoofi doonaan maalinimada isniinta ah hadii Eebe idmo. Suleiman Haashi Dheere.

Xaaji Xunjuf;890752 wrote: Liibaanow Xidhiidka Mise Xiriirka? Xiriirka and Xidhiidhka, both spellings are considered to be correct.

Wasaarada Waxbarashada ee Maamulka Khaatumo State oo u Hanbalyeesay Ardayda Cusub ee Ka Heshay Deeqo Waxbarasho Dowlada Turkiga Sida aynu lawadasocono waxaa dawlad walba ama dal kasta oo horumaray u keenay horumarkooda dhalinyara ka soo jeeda dowladaasi intaa ka dib waxa maamulka dowlada khaatumo u hambalyeeyeen ardaydii deeqda waxbarasho ka heshay dalka turkiga iydoo dadaal badan ey u galeen reer khaatumo ,Dadaal badan kadib waxaa lagu guuleystay in ay ka mid noqdaan ardaydii soomaaliyeed ee heshay deeqdaasi waxbarasho. Wassaaradda waxbarashada ee dawladda Khaatumo ayaa si wanaagsan u soo dhaweysay ardaydaasi iyagoo sidoo kale carrabka ku leexiyay mahad ballaaran oo ay u hayaan dawladda Turkiga, waxay sidoo kale kula dardaarmeen ardaydaasi inay dadkooga iyo dalkoogaba si wanaagsan wax ugu soo bartaan si ay u horumariyaan deegaankooga iyo dalkooga iyo waliba qaaradda Africa oo idil, sidoo kale waxay u hanbalyeeyeen masuulkii soo helay deeqdan oo deegaan ahaan ka soo jeeda dawladda khaatumo deegaankeega barakaysan xubin buuxdana ka ah G10. Ardayda KHaatumo State ee Waxkabarata Dalka Turkiga Ardayda KHaatumo State ee Waxkabarata Dalka Turkiga Ardayda KHaatumo State ee Waxkabarata Dalka Turkiga

Xiriirka Dowlada Turkiga Iyo Maamulka KHaatumo State of Somalia Markii u horaysay ayaa hawlo samafal ah ay hay’ad Turkish ah ka fulisay deegaanada Khaatumo State. Hawshan oo ahayd xoolo gawrac ( UDXA) Xiliga Ciidal-Udxada oo ay ku soo deeqeen dadwaynaha reer turkiya una soo wakiisheen hay’ad Turkish ah oo fadhigeedu yahay magaalada Muqdisho laguna magacaabo (HASENE) . Deegaanada SSC (Khaatumo) waxaa ka fuliyay wasaaradda arimaha dibada iyo jaaliyadaha oo uu hormuudka ahaa fulinta hawsha wasiirka wasaaradda Xuseen Saleebaan X.Axmad . Deeqdan xoolo qalka ah ayaa waxaa laga fuliyaay deegaano badan oo ka tirsan Gobolada SSC ee Maamulka Khaatumo , deegaanada laga fuliyay waxaa ka mid ah Taleex,Buuhoodle,Awr-boogays,Fiqifuliye,Boocame,Karin-Shareeco,Karin-Gorfood,Dhumay,Widh-Widh,Kalabayr,Shaxda,God’aalo,Carroolay iyo deegaano kale. Deeqdan ayaa waxay kusoo beegantay xili la sheegayo in xiriirka Hay’addaha Turkiga iyo Maamulka Khaatumo sheegayaan in uu aad u wanaagsan yahay , Waxaa kaloo la filayaa in Deeqdani tahay bilowgii waxqabadka hay’addaha Turkiga ee Deegaanada SSC. Waxaa la filayaa in mashaariicda Turkigu ugu talagaleen gobolada dalka in deegaanada Khaatumo ay soo gaadhi doonaan wixii qayb u helaan . Deeqdani waxay imanaysaa Iyadoo bishii ina soo dhaaftay ay ka ambabaxeen magaalada muqdisho arday ka soo jeeda deegaanada khaatumo oo deeq waxbarasho(SCHOLARSHIP) ka helay Dalka Turkiga Deeqdan waxbarasho oo turkigu ugu deeqay Maamulka khaatumo ayaa waxaa ku tagay arday gaadhaysa tobon iyo dhowr arday, Ardaydan oo ah ardaydii ugu saraysay Imtixaankii Dugsiyada Sare ee markii ugu horaysay Maamulka khaatumo uu ka qaado deeganada SSC. Isku soo wada duubo waxaa hawlahani imanayaan kadib safaro iyo wadahadalo ay beryahaaba deegaanada ugu maqnaayeen wafti balaadhan oo ka mid ah Golaha Madaxtooyada Wasiiro ka tirsan Maamulka khaatumo iyo Golaha sare ee Dhaqanka Khaatumo. Weftigan oo inbadan maqnaa ayaa waxa wararka laga helayo sheegayaan in waxbadan ay u soo qabsoomeen safaradoodiina guul ku soo dhamaadeen horaantoodiina deegaanada ku soo noqdeen . Arintan ayaa ku soo beegmaysa xili la filayo inay shirkado badan oo ay ugu soo horeeyaan wadamadda Shiinaha, Turkiga, Iiraan, wadamo carbeed iyo kuwo reer Galbeed ah badankoodana ay masuuliyiinta Khaatumo eek u sugan magaaladda muqdisho ay ku dadaalayaan sidii ay qaybtooda uga heli lahaayeen kulamo aan tiro lahayna ay la qaateen haw badnaado wadanka Turkiga oo isagu meel banana saaraywaxa ay qayb ahaan maamulkaasi u leeyihiin.

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