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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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Egypt opens an embassy in Mogadishu, so strengthening ties to Somalia.

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By Abubakar Hussein

Egypt formally reopened its recently built embassy in Mogadishu on Tuesday in a major stride towards strengthening diplomatic and commercial ties. Reflecting a fresh will to promote cooperation across many spheres, this action marks a significant turning point in the strengthening ties between Egypt and Somalia.

Closely trailing on the heels of the recent direct flight launches between Cairo, Djibouti City, and Mogadishu is the embassy reopening. Initiated by EgyptAir in July 2024, these flights represent the increasing connectivity between the two countries, hence improving prospects for trade, tourism, and investment.

Announcing the opening of the new diplomatic headquarters, Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates showed its commitment to enhancing its fraternal connection with Somalia. "The new headquarters of the Egyptian Embassy in Mogadishu was opened today in view of the political leadership and the Egyptian state's desire in improving cooperation and fraternal relations between Egypt and the Federal Republic of Somalia," the ministry said.

The ministry underlined even more the importance of the embassy in promoting trade and economic connections since it acts as a nexus for cooperation in many spheres of mutual interest. Direct flights are expected to greatly increase commercial links and strengthen stronger relations between the corporate communities of both countries.

The embassy's reopening also fits the visit of Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to Cairo, where he is supposed to meet Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. The two presidents are supposed to talk about important concerns including security cooperation, economic partnerships, and regional developments during this trip.

Together, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, Minister of Civil Aviation Sameh Al-Hefny, and Somali Foreign Minister Ahmed Fiqi opened the direct flights between Cairo and Mogadishu. Underlining their possible to improve political, security, economic, and commercial ties in the Horn of Africa, the ministers underlined the strategic relevance of these flights for Egypt's interests.

The reopening of the embassy in Mogadishu is evidence of the developing cooperation between Egypt and Somalia as they keep strengthening their bilateral relations. Both nations are ready to investigate fresh possibilities of collaboration with the improved connectivity and diplomatic presence, so supporting the stability and prosperity of the area.

Egypt's embassy's reopening in Mogadishu marks a new chapter in Egypt's relationship with Somalia. Along with the start of direct flights, this growth shows a calculated attempt to strengthen ties and further cooperation in fields of common interest. Looking forward, the closer cooperation is likely to provide real advantages for Egypt and Somalia as well as for the larger area.
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