HSM visits Somali troops at Turkish Commandos training school at Isparta
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Beautiful to see. I think we can all agree this a wholesome trip so far and HSM is showing true patriotism by visiting our boys in Turkey training for the future of our state and sovereignty
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Woke1.4rm.Shibis
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Our president also visited the somali community ,young and old ,the bussines ppl and students
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During the meeting, the President listened to the members of the Somali diaspora about the living situation in Turkey, particularly in immigration, business, and education. He promised that he would discuss the challenges facing the Somali community in Turkey with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as diplomats from the two countries work together to promote fruitful cooperation between Somalia and Turkey.
The President also visited the Somali Embassy in Turkey, where he met with the staff and diplomats and asked them to represent the Somali people in the best light.
He added that Somalia’s foreign policy should be centred on his administration’s motto, which is Somalia being at peace with itself and the world
Thank you mudane madaxweyne HSM
President Mohamud promises to bring up Somali communities’ issues during meeting with Erdogan
Mogadishu (HOL) - Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met with the Somali Diaspora community living in Turkey on Monday during his state visit.
During the meeting, the President listened to the members of the Somali diaspora about the living situation in Turkey, particularly in immigration, business, and education. He promised that he would discuss the challenges facing the Somali community in Turkey with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as diplomats from the two countries work together to promote fruitful cooperation between Somalia and Turkey.
The President also visited the Somali Embassy in Turkey, where he met with the staff and diplomats and asked them to represent the Somali people in the best light.
He added that Somalia’s foreign policy should be centred on his administration’s motto, which is Somalia being at peace with itself and the world
Thank you mudane madaxweyne HSM
Woke1.4rm.Shibis
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@bidenkulaha I would like the president to visit south africa to check up on the somali community there with invitation or without .
bidenkulaha
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Definitely. Similarly with the large Somali community in Kenya.
South Africa is especially important given how much hardship the Somali people face, especially those with successful business being targeted due to envy and xenophobia.
codewebsduh
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Mashallah, HSM playing all sides for Somalia's advantage.
If we can get to 40K troops and 100k police by 2030 Somalia will win! Right know we have 10K real troops.
Most of these forces will be used to free koonfur. The fruits will only be seen in the 2030s when the investment returns will grow.
If we can get to 40K troops and 100k police by 2030 Somalia will win! Right know we have 10K real troops.
Most of these forces will be used to free koonfur. The fruits will only be seen in the 2030s when the investment returns will grow.
The 2020s should be the decade of recovery and the 2030s should be the decade of positive transformation into a top ten African economy
We need more than 40k troops btw
Woke1.4rm.Shibis
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If HSM dont politicize these troops and use them for his bidding I'm sure we will see the fruits befor 2030
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Under Farmaajo many Darood, D&M flooded the SNA. Previously under HSM, they were scattered clan militias.
bidenkulaha
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At the time of HSM FGS had no presence outside of Xamar till he created many FMS and expanded the war against Shabaab to the Shabellaha and below.
Now FGS effectively controls GM,HS,KG,Gedo and get recruits even from SSC. Also it was HSM that began TURKSOM
You live in a alternate reality universe. Gedo was the FIRST region where the locals as SNA freed AS, in 2011-2012. Almost all Gedo was free while many AS was still controlling Xamar!
Somali president says rebels on verge of collapse
By Abdi Sheikh, Ibrahim MohamedMOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia’s al Shabaab rebels are on the verge of being defeated after a four-year insurgency and could be driven out of the capital Mogadishu, the country’s president said Monday.
Somali men parade as members of al Shabaab in the capital Mogadishu, March 5, 2011, as they prepare to fight government forces. REUTERS/Feisal Omar
Troops backed by pro-government militia took two towns from the Islamist group, which claims ties to al Qaeda, in fighting Monday, said President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, clad in the military uniform he has worn since the government launched its offensive.
Battles have raged across central and southern Somalia in recent weeks as Somali troops backed by the moderate Ahlu Sunna Waljamaca militia struggle to reclaim territory from al Shabaab.
“Al Shabaab is on the verge of collapse,” the president told reporters.
“We shall also sweep them from Mogadishu. Our enemies have suffered a great loss, it is obvious they will run away from many towns.”
Residents said al Shabaab had deserted more towns after it was rumored the Ethiopian and Somali troops had advanced further. Ahmed said Saturday his fighters were receiving logistical help from Ethiopian troops.
Kenyan police said suspected al Shabaab rebels had entered Kenya and warned the public to be on alert and provide any information to aid in arresting them.
The rebels who crossed the border were fleeing the fighting in Somalia, Kenyan authorities said. They are concerned because the Islamists have threatened to strike at Kenya to punish the east African country for training hundreds of new recruits to bolster Somali troop numbers.
Kenya has been twice hit by al Qaeda.
The militants have waged an insurgency against the largely ineffective U.N.-backed government and control large chunks of southern and central Somalia. Counter-terrorism experts say the lawless nation is a haven for foreign jihadists.
In the past few weeks, Somali forces have clawed back parts of Mogadishu and now control 70 percent of the city, the government says.
Government soldiers captured Luq, 80 km (50 miles) from the Ethiopian border, and Elwaq, a frontier town close to Kenya after taking Beledhawo over the weekend.
“We have taken Luq town after a brief fight. Al Shabaab has fled,” Abdi Fatah Mohamed Gesey, former governor for Bay region, told Reuters by telephone from the agricultural town.
“We will not stop our operations against al Shabaab. The residents have warmly welcomed us and our next stop will be Baidoa.”
Sustained clashes over the past week have focused on the capital and Somalia’s southern border with Kenya. Government troops and African Union peacekeepers say they have inflicted heavy losses on al Shabaab militants in Mogadishu, but have also sustained some casualties.
“Our troops have captured Elwaq, nine km from the Kenyan border, peacefully,” Colonel Mahamud Ali Shire told Reuters by telephone.
“They run away from the town. We are now headed for Garbaharey, we have heard their last convoy has left for Bardhere to keep their foreign fighters safe, but we will not for a minute stop our fight against them.”
Additional reporting by Mohamed Ahmed in Mogadishu, Sahra Abdi in Nairobi and Noor Ali in Isiolo; Editing by James Macharia and Paul Taylor
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