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Somalia repatriates 164 citizens from Libya in major humanitarian effort

MOGADISHU —  Somalia has successfully repatriated 164 citizens from Libya, bringing them back to Mogadishu on Thursday. Upon arrival, the returnees were welcomed by government officials, including Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Abdirizak Mohamed and Minister of Internal Security Abdullahi Sheikh Fartaag, The operation, led by Foreign Minister Ahmed …

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President H. Sheikh seeks enhanced German support for vocational training

MOGADISHU — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met with German Ambassador to Somalia, Sebastian Groth, at the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu on Thursday to discuss key areas of cooperation between the two nations. During the meeting, President Mohamud emphasized the importance of strengthening Germany’s support for Somalia’s state-building efforts, particularly …

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Somalia, FAO sign deal to boost food security

MOGADISHU — Somalia and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Wednesday signed a seven-year project aimed at building climate resilience in the agricultural sector. The 95-million-U.S.-dollar project seeks to address climate change challenges and strengthen agrifood systems through significant investments, according to a statement from FAO. Approved …

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UN refugee agency facilitates repatriation of 157 Somali nationals from Yemen

ADEN, Yemen – The United Nations [UN] High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has successfully supported the repatriation of 157 Somali nationals from Yemen, where they faced dire conditions. The group, consisting of men, women, and children, departed from Aden, southern Yemen in a boat, marking a significant operation to aid vulnerable …

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Three Somali nationals die under torture in Libya

TRIBOLI –– Human rights activist Tariq Lamloum announced the death of at least three Somalis in September and October inside warehouses and homes of “human traffickers.” Lamloum said in a statement to Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper that the families of the three victims were contacted by “kidnapper gangs from inside the …

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