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Johnnie Carson outlines new Dual-Track policy towards Somaliland/Somalia

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The CSIS Africa Program hosted:

State Department: A Dual-Track Approach to Somalia

 

Ambassador Johnnie Carson

Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of African Affairs

U.S. Department of State

 

Moderated by:

Jennifer Cooke

Director, CSIS Africa Program

 

Wednesday, October 20, 2010, 3:30-4:45 PM

B1 Level Conference Room

CSIS, 1800 K St. NW, Washington, DC 20006

 

In a country that has experienced over 20 years of conflict and instability, Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) struggles to advance the Djibouti Peace Process and bring stability to the war-torn nation. Terrorism, violence, and instability within the country are not only domestic concerns, but have larger regional and international implications as well. Ambassador Johnnie Carson will speak on the current situation in Somalia and long-term U.S. policy approaches to help Somalis achieve peace and stability.

 

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^What Suldaanka posted is funny!

 

Che, nimankaan waxaad moodaa inay hada soo hurdo kasoo kaceen!

 

Almost two weeks later bay soo baraarugeen, and yet they want to spin the news :D

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This is inevitable seeing Somalia is not a state in every sence of the word except deluded recognition, it can not even provide security or control its territory. The world will not let this go on forever. Just keep your eyes on the ball, keep growing economically, politically and militarially nuetralise all these jokers within us and sit back and watch alshabab take over Somalia within the next year.

 

:D:D

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