Ururka Midowga Afrika ayaa si rasmi ah u galay bog cusub oo taariikhi ah ka dib markii loo doortay Madaxweynaha dalka Burundi, Évariste Ndayishimiye, inuu noqdo Guddoomiyaha Midowga Afrika ee sannadka 2026. Isbeddelkan hoggaamineed ayaa dhacay xilli uu soo xirmay meertadii 39-aad ee shir-madaxeedka caadiga ah ee madaxda dawladaha iyo xukuumadaha ee ka dhacay magaalada Addis Ababa. Ndayishimiye oo xilka kala wareegay Madaxweynaha Angola, João Lourenço, ayaa la wareegaya hoggaanka xilli qaaraddu ay ku jirto marxalad adag oo dhinaca horumarka ah iyo caqabado xagga amniga ah oo aad u waaweyn. Shir-madaxeedka ayaa hoosta ka xariiqay ballanqaad wadajir ah oo ku aaddan hadafyada fog ee Agenda 2063, iyadoo isla markaana la qirayo culaysyada degdegga ah ee hortaagan dalalka xubnaha ka ah ururka. Ahmiyadda Sugidda Khayraadka Biyaha iyo Kaabayaasha Asaasiga ah Mawduuca ugu weyn ee looga hadlay caasimadda Itoobiya ayaa ahaa helitaanka biyo waara iyo nidaamyo fayadhowr oo sugan. Hoggaamiyeyaas...
In the wake of a high-level meeting in Garowe, Puntland's regional government has emerged with a powerful message: calls for regional unity and strategic engagement with the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS). This comes against a backdrop of heightened political tensions in the region, marked by a recent, re-election amidst deep divides in Puntland and escalating conflict between Somalia and Ethiopia.
The Garowe gathering brought together prominent figures from Puntland's current and past administrations, along with high-ranking former officials from the FGS. This inclusive forum reflects a commitment to internal consensus and dialogue, even as political disagreements simmer.
Two key points formed the crux of Puntland's message:
1. Prioritizing Regional Unity:
The press release from Puntland's presidency emphasized the paramount importance of internal cohesion and solidarity. This stands as a crucial statement considering the recent electoral turmoil that has strained political relations within the region. Puntland seeks to reaffirm its collective strength and navigate internal challenges with a unified front.
2. Engaging the FGS on Key Issues:
Puntland calls for a pause in the FGS' ongoing initiatives and urges open discussions on two critical matters:
Federalization:
Puntland wants the FGS to prioritize deliberations on the future of federalism in Somalia. This issue sits at the heart of the complex relationship between the regional and federal governments, and Puntland believes thorough dialogue is key to finding a workable and equitable system.
Finalizing the Federal Constitution:
Completing Somalia's Federal Constitution is another high-priority issue for Puntland. They believe a finalized constitution will provide a clearer legal framework for governing the nation and resolving disputes between different levels of government.
The Garowe meeting also addressed the escalating tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia, fueled by a recent, controversial agreement between Ethiopia and the breakaway region of Somaliland. This agreement has raised concerns in Puntland, which shares a long border with both Somalia and Ethiopia.
By seeking internal unity and strategic engagement with the FGS, Puntland is taking a proactive stance amidst a period of regional uncertainty. Their call for dialogue on federalization and constitutional finalization reflects a desire for clear frameworks and equitable governance within Somalia. As tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia simmer, Puntland's position demonstrates a nuanced understanding of the complex regional dynamics at play.
Key Takeaways:
Puntland emphasizes regional unity and seeks open dialogue with the FGS.
Prioritization of federalization and constitutional finalization discussions.
Concerns surrounding the Somalia-Ethiopia situation and the agreement with Somaliland.
Do you think Puntland's call for unity and engagement will be successful?
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