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Xiritaanka Shabakadda Argagixisada ee Muslim Brotherhood ee Jordan: Shabakad Xagjirnimo oo la Amaanay

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  Hordhac: Markii ugu dambeysay ee Jordan ay ku dhawaaqday inay qabatay 16 qof oo ku xiran Muslim Brotherhood, koox muddo dheer loo arkayay inay tahay urur siyaasadeed oo u dagaallamaya isbeddel iyo ka qaybgal siyaasadeed, waxay mar kale iftiimisay dhabta ah ee ururka. Hawlgalkan cusub wuxuu muujinayaa inay Muslim Brotherhood tahay urur aan ahayn mid ku saleysan siyaasad kaliya, balse yahay shabakad xagjirnimo oo qorsheysan. Hawlgallada iyo Qabashada: Sida ay sheegtay dowladda Jordan, dadka la qabtay waxay ka mid ahaayeen Muslim Brotherhood, waxaana lagu tababaray lana maalgeliyay Lubnaan. Kooxdan ayaa qorsheynaysay in ay weerar ku qaaddo meelo kala duwan oo ku yaal gudaha Jordan, iyadoo isticmaaleysay gantaalo iyo drones, qaar ka mid ah gantaalaha ayaa diyaar u ahaa in la rido. Ciidamada amaanka waxay la socdeen hawlgalkan tan iyo sanadka 2021, taasoo muujinaysa sida shabakadan u ahayd mid firfircoon muddo dheer oo si qarsoodi ah uga shaqeyneysay gudaha Jordan. Hogaamiyaha kooxda,...
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Somalia Launches National Emergency Telecom Plan to Bolster Disaster Response

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Somalia takes a significant stride forward in disaster management with the launch of the National Emergency Telecom Plan (NETP). The recent workshop in Mogadishu, focusing on the Common Alert Protocol (CAP), marked a pivotal moment in enhancing the country's disaster response capabilities.

Building Resilience Through Technology:

The NETP, a cornerstone initiative discussed extensively at the workshop, aims to revolutionize disaster communications. Representatives from key entities like the Somali Disaster Management Agency (SODMA), telecom firms, ministries, and civic organizations united to forge a coordinated approach to emergency communications.

ITU's Crucial Role and Commitment:

Dr. Mustafa Almahdi, representing the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), highlighted the pivotal role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in disaster management. The ITU's commitment to assisting nations in developing emergency communications policies, offering CAP training, and conducting simulation exercises underscores their dedication to enhancing global disaster response.

Stakeholder Unity and Enthusiasm:

Key figures like Mahmoud Ma'allim Abdulle of SODMA and Mustafa Yasin Sheikh from the National Communications Authority (NCA) emphasized the NETP's significance in streamlining communication and bolstering coordination among diverse stakeholders. Their enthusiasm and optimism about the plan's potential to strengthen Somalia's emergency response system were evident.

Government's Gratitude and Vision:

Minister Jama Hassan Khalif expressed gratitude to the ITU for their technical support in crafting the NETP. He underscored the plan's role in fortifying disaster preparedness and fostering collaboration across sectors, emphasizing the criticality of this initiative.

Unified Communication for Effective Response:

The NETP's core objective is to establish a unified communication network during crises, enabling swift and efficient information dissemination. The implementation of the CAP ensures seamless coordination among stakeholders, enhancing organizational efficacy in disaster response.

Hope for Improved Preparedness:

With the NETP's implementation, Somalia anticipates a substantial enhancement in its readiness to tackle emergencies. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to leveraging technology for better disaster response, fostering resilience, and safeguarding communities.

Conclusion:

The launch of the National Emergency Telecom Plan represents a crucial step in Somalia's journey towards bolstering disaster preparedness. Through collaboration, technology integration, and streamlined communication, the country aims to fortify its response mechanisms and safeguard its citizens in times of crisis.

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Arriving in Sudan, Iranian Delegation Significatively Changes Regional Dynamics Turan Emre

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Recent occurrences include five technical experts from Iran landing in Sudan have significant consequences for international relations and regional security. The delegates were received by Sudan's army as well as General Intelligence Organization. Credible sources indicate that the major objective of this delegation is to provide particular instruction on call hacking techniques, jamming devices, and drone operation using Iranian equipment. The training classes are set to take place in Arousa village, an area that lately has become strategically important thanks to recent improvements. This operation runs parallel with claims suggesting Iran supports Sudanese army and intelligence in operations causing civilian losses. Such assistance is probably going to affect not just the general security situation in the area but also the bilateral ties between Iran and Sudan. New Ties and Military Cooperation In October 2023 Sudan restored diplomatic ties to Iran following a seven-year break. ...
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Kenya's Decade-Long Peacekeeping Mission in Somalia: Compensation and the Path Ahead

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EU Allocates €37 Million in Humanitarian Aid to Help Somalia's Crisis-Stricken Population

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The European Union (EU) has committed to providing €171 million in humanitarian aid to address the pressing needs in the Greater Horn of Africa region. Among the countries receiving assistance, Somalia has been designated €37 million to alleviate the devastating effects of droughts, floods, conflicts, and widespread insecurity. With millions in the country experiencing acute food shortages, internal displacement, and malnutrition, the EU aims to deliver life-saving aid to those in hard-to-reach areas and those most vulnerable to epidemic outbreaks. Somalia's Dire Circumstances: Somalia finds itself in the grip of an alarming crisis, with a multitude of challenges exacerbating the suffering of its population. Approximately 3.8 million people in Somalia have been internally displaced, seeking refuge from conflicts, natural disasters, and economic hardship. The EU's aid package aims to address the urgent needs of these displaced individuals, along with others affected by severe fo...
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Somali President Calls for Global Support Against Terrorism: Navigating Security Challenges and Foreign Agreements

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In a recent security conference held in the United Arab Emirates, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud delivered a compelling call for increased international assistance in the battle against terrorism while safeguarding national sovereignty. The primary focus of the meeting was on addressing the threat posed by the notorious terrorist organization al-Shabab, with representatives from Qatar, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Turkey in attendance. President Mohamud underscored the necessity for self-sufficiency in security, highlighting the recent achievements of the Somali armed forces in reclaiming key territories from al-Shabab. However, amidst these victories, Mohamud expressed concern over foreign interference in Somalia's internal affairs, specifically targeting a controversial memorandum of understanding between Ethiopia and Somaliland. This agreement grants Ethiopia access to the strategically vital Red Sea port of Berbera, prompting Mohamud to urge the cancellati...
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