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Ciwaanka Maqaalkan: Iskaashi Kobcaya: Himillada Imaaraadka ee 2031 iyo Fursadaha Soomaaliya

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  Imaaraadka Carabta (UAE) ayaa qaaday tallaabooyin muhiim ah oo lagu horumarinayo dhaqaalahooda iyada oo loo marayo qorshahooda istaraatiijiga ah ee "We the UAE 2031" . Qorshahan wuxuu diiradda saaraya kororka dhaqaalaha iyo kala-duwanaanta ilaha dhaqaalaha dalka, iyadoo la hiigsanayo in GDP-ga uu labanlaabmo oo gaaro 3 trillion Dirham. Soomaaliya, oo leh xiriir soo jireen ah oo ganacsi iyo diblomaasiyadeed oo ay la leedahay UAE, ayaa si gaar ah uga faa’iideysan karta iskaashi ballaaran oo cusub oo ka dhex bilaabma labada dal. UAE Vision 2031: Ujeeddooyin Weyn oo Horumarineed Himillada "We the UAE 2031" waxay saldhig u tahay mustaqbalka dhaqaale ee Imaaraadka. Waxay diiradda saareysaa afar qeybood oo muhiim ah: Dalxiiska: UAE waxay rabtaa in ay noqoto meel lagu tilmaamo dalxiis ahaan caalamka, iyada oo ay kor u qaadayaan adeegyada, amniga, iyo kaabayaasha dalxiiska. Tamarta la Cusboonaysiin Karo: Waxay xooga saarayaan maalgelinta tamarta cagaaran si loo ya...
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UAE Raises Alarm Over Famine in Sudan, Praises UNSC’s Focus on Crisis

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has expressed its deepest concern over the worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, where severe food insecurity is affecting over 25 million citizens. In particular, the UAE has highlighted the dire situation in North Darfur, where famine has been declared in parts, including the Zamzam camp, which shelters over half a million displaced individuals.

The likelihood of famine in the Abu Shouk and Al Salam camps, along with catastrophic hunger conditions in nine additional states, has prompted the UAE to welcome the recent UN Security Council (UNSC) meeting focused on Sudan. The UAE urges the international community to maintain its attention on this critical situation.

The UAE emphasizes the need for an emergency response to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, advocating for a ceasefire and the swift delivery of humanitarian aid. Despite the urgency, trucks filled with lifesaving aid remain stuck at the Sudanese border while thousands face starvation in areas such as Zamzam Camp and Northern Darfur.

Condemning the use of starvation as a weapon of war, the UAE calls for the immediate lifting of restrictions on humanitarian access imposed by the Sudanese Armed Forces. Additionally, the UAE demands that the Rapid Support Forces ensure the safe operation of humanitarian organizations and workers without fear of attacks.

The UAE stresses that the escalating crisis requires an urgent scale-up of cross-border and cross-line humanitarian access to save millions of lives. The international community cannot allow the people of Sudan to be used as a political bargaining chip.

Calling on the UNSC to utilize all available tools to address the catastrophic situation in Sudan, the UAE suggests authorizing UN humanitarian agencies to deliver aid across the country through cross-line and cross-border routes if necessary. Such decisive action by the Council can play a pivotal role in coordinating international efforts to provide the necessary aid and halt the famine through neighboring countries.

Reiterating its call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, the UAE urges the warring parties to prioritize human lives over military objectives and allow the safe, rapid, and sustained passage of humanitarian assistance across Sudan. The UAE also emphasizes the importance of good faith engagement in peace talks aimed at achieving a civilian-led transition.

The UAE acknowledges the efforts of the United States in organizing the upcoming ceasefire talks in Geneva, as well as the contributions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Switzerland in co-hosting these discussions. The UAE remains committed to supporting all ongoing diplomatic efforts to reach a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

As a long-standing humanitarian partner in Sudan, the UAE has allocated USD 70 million to address urgent humanitarian needs through UN agencies and other humanitarian organizations. Additionally, the UAE has committed USD 30 million to support Sudanese refugees in neighboring countries.

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Escalating Civilian Casualties in Somalia: UN's Stark Warning

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The United Nations' Special Envoy for Somalia, Catriona Laing, delivered a grim message to the Security Council regarding the alarming rise in civilian casualties in the troubled Horn of Africa country during the past year. The situation is primarily attributed to the ongoing insurgency led by jihadist group Al-Shabab and the conflicts in the breakaway province of Somaliland. In this article, we delve into the details of this concerning issue and the efforts being made to address it. The Ongoing Crisis: Somalia has been grappling with a protracted and brutal insurgency by the extremist group Al-Shabab since the start of the 21st century. Despite being driven out of major cities in 2011 and 2012, Al-Shabab continues to operate in vast rural areas, particularly in central and southern regions. The group consistently carries out attacks targeting government officials, civilians, and security forces, contributing to the rising civilian casualties. President's Pledge: Somali Preside...
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Somalia Unites Against al-Shabaab: Government and Scholars Join Forces

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UAE: Strategic in Humanitarian Response - Empowerment of Chad's Sudanese Women Refugees

By Abubakar Hussein
The UAE has again manifested unparalleled devotion and commitment to the international humanitarian agenda, notably in support of women affected by conflict situations. In one such latest display of goodwill, the UAE announced new humanitarian initiatives in Chad, along with a handsome contribution of $10.25 million to the United Nations, with a focus on extending requisite succor to Sudanese women refugees severely hit by the crisis engulfing Sudan at the moment. UAE: A Holistic Approach in Humanitarian Aid Contributions by the UAE are more than just financial; they work to focus on a holistic approach that underlines healthcare, psychosocial support, and sustainable empowerment of the affected communities. This contribution indeed shows that the UAE does not only look at relief but at long-term community resilience. It certainly is a reflective approach toward humanitarian aid, whereby resources are used effectively to target immediate and future needs of women and children in any cr...
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Ugandan Military Conducts Court Martial for Officers Accused of Cowardice in Al Shabaab Attack

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In a significant development, the Ugandan military has initiated a court martial trial for two of its high-ranking army officers accused of "cowardice" in the aftermath of a deadly attack on peacekeepers by the militant organization Al Shabaab in Somalia. The trial is currently taking place in Mogadishu, Somalia, temporarily serving as the location for this court martial. The accused officers, Major Steven Oluka and Major Zadock Obor, who were commanding officers of military bases in southwest Somalia, are facing two counts of cowardice following an Al Shabaab attack that led to the tragic deaths of 54 peacekeepers. The General Court Martial (GCM), presided over by Brigadier General Robert Mugabe, is conducting this trial. According to the official statement issued by the Ugandan military in Kampala, the capital of Uganda, the two senior commanders are alleged to have failed to inspire the military officers and soldiers under their command to fight bravely when confronted b...
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