Che -Guevara

Somaliland and Ethiopia signs "Historic" MoU on access to Red Sea and Establishment of Naval Base

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Yes you are correct che  hassan wasn’t really opposed the mou he was more opposed about who is signing and semantics  now he is giving the xabashi guy something he wants while  getting nothing returned   Well the xabashi Guy said he now recognise  Somalia territorial integrity   Is that something New mise somalia ayaa ka rabtay aqoonsi itoobiya Hahah

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1 minute ago, maakhiri1 said:

Ankara deal is not bad, positive development 

The problem is who conceded  these Initial  steps if u closely read the communique it says Ethiopia will some how get a sea access . It’s just the mou just with out biixi just replacing. Biixi with culusow . Even the ictraaf part is the same . Only this time somali will get ictraaf from Ethiopia. Instead of Somaliland .

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Statement from former PM Hassan Kheyre

 

1dii Jannaayo 2024, Itoobiya waxa ay duullaan qaawan ku soo qaadday dalkeenna, ka dib markii ay heshiis is afgarad ah oo sharcidarro ah la saxiixatay Madaxweynihii hore ee Somaliland. Umadda Soomaaliyeed, shacab iyo dowladba waxa ay ka gilgisheen duullaankaas, waxa ayna madaxda Dowladda Federaalku ballanqaadeen in aaney wadahadal la geli doonin Itoobiya iyadoo aan si rasmi ah uga laaban heshiiskaas xadgudubka ku ah qarannimada Soomaaliyeed.

Waxaa ayaandarro ah in Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh uu gorgortan la galo Itoobiya oo weli ku adkeysanaysa is afgaradkii halista ku ahaa midnimada iyo madaxbannaanida Soomaaliya. In Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh uu wadahadal la galo Itoobiya iyadoo aan la laalin is afgaradkii sharcidarrada ahaa, Itoobiyana u ogolaado baddeenna, waa xadgudub hor leh oo lagula kacay qarannimada Soomaaliya oo Madaxweynaha dalku garwadeen ka yahay.

Heshiiskii is afgaradka ahaa ee 1dii Jannaayo 2024 waa folkaano u aasan dadka iyo dalka Soomaaliyeed oo qarxi karta xilli waliba. Si khatartaas looga gaashaanto waa in wadahadal kasta oo Itoobiya lala gelayo ay shardi u ahaataa in ay heshiiskaas si rasmi uga laabato. Waxaana Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh ugu baaqayaa in aanu halistaas u hoosaasin dadka iyo dalka, gorgortan siyaasadeedna ku gelin qarannimada Soomaaliyeed, mudnaanta koowaadna siiyo daminta colaadaha iyo xiisadda siyaasadeed ee ka aloolsan gudaha dalka iyo adkeynta midnimada iyo wadajirka umadda oo maanta kala dhantaalan.

Waxaan ummadda Soomaaliyeed, shacab iyo dowladba, ku boorrinayaa in ay ka feejignaadaan halista ku geedaamaan heshiiskaas sharcidarrada ah iyo tallaabooyinka aan laga baaraandegin ee ay qaadeyso dowladda Federaalka oo dhaawac ku noqon doonta madaxbannaanida, midnimada, iyo mustaqbalka Soomaaliya.

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Eritrea plans to cut off ties with Somalia if Ethiopia is given access to the sea. HSM will be traveling to Asmara soon

 

Dowladda Eritrea oo sheegtay inay xiriirka u jari doonaan hadii ay cadaato in Soomaaliya ay marin biyood siisay Itoobiya

 

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Arbaco, December 25, 2024 (HOL) - Cabdulqaadir idris oo Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda dalka Eritrea kala taliya Arrimaha Soomaaliya ayaa...

 

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The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, arrived in Asmara, in early afternoon hours today, for a working visit. President Isaias Afwerki accorded warm welcome to President Hassan S. Mohamud and his entourage on their arrival at Asmara Internatonal Airport. The two Heads of State will discuss further enhancement of bilateral ties as well as regional and international matters of mutual importance.

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https://x.com/hawelti/status/1871904817037058308

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So is it true that Somalia is going to give Ethiopia access to the sea   So why did they oppose somalilands deal with Ethiopia mise it’s right when Mogadishu does it and wrong when hargeisa signs a deal 

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5 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

So is it true that Somalia is going to give Ethiopia access to the sea   So why did they oppose somalilands deal with Ethiopia mise it’s right when Mogadishu does it and wrong when hargeisa signs a deal 

Xasan Socdaal Soomaaliya ma matalo; he is the worst madaxweyne Soomaaliya soo maro.

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12 hours ago, Che -Guevara said:

The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, arrived in Asmara, in early afternoon hours today, for a working visit. President Isaias Afwerki accorded warm welcome to President Hassan S. Mohamud and his entourage on their arrival at Asmara Internatonal Airport. The two Heads of State will discuss further enhancement of bilateral ties as well as regional and international matters of mutual importance.

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https://x.com/hawelti/status/1871904817037058308

Balan malaha, wajina malaha, aragti siyaasadeed fogba ha sheegin. Masaarida iyo Eritareeya asaga afkiisa tuugsi ugu yeertay ugu baxay balantii.

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Somalia, Ethiopia begin technical talks in Turkey on maritime access 

 


Monday February 17, 2025
 


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (C) hosts Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (L) and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (R) in Ankara for trilateral discussions aimed at strengthening regional cooperation. (Photo: Turkish Presidency)

Mogadishu (HOL) — Mogadishu (HOL) — A day after Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed met to restore ties, officials from both nations have begun technical talks in Ankara to implement the Ankara Declaration and discuss Ethiopia’s bid for maritime access through Somali territory.

 

Somali Minister of Information Daud Aweis confirmed his participation in the discussions, stating that the delegation's primary focus is on implementing agreements reached in previous diplomatic engagements.

"I have arrived in Ankara to join #Somalia delegation for the kick-off of the first round of technical discussions between Somalia and Ethiopia, aimed at exploring ways to implement the Ankara Declaration," Aweis wrote on X.

"Somalia is committed to fostering peace, strengthening cooperation, and building diplomatic relations grounded in mutual understanding and respect," he added.

The talks come as Ethiopia continues to push for a maritime trade corridor, a demand that has fueled geopolitical disputes in the Horn of Africa. On January 1, 2024, Ethiopia signed an MoU with Somaliland that proposed granting Addis Ababa access to a 19-kilometer stretch of coastline near Berbera for 50 years. The deal, which included potential Ethiopian recognition of Somaliland's independence, triggered a strong rebuke from Somalia's federal government, which denounced the agreement as an infringement on its sovereignty.

Somalia has insisted that any maritime agreement must be negotiated exclusively with the federal government in Mogadishu and must comply with international law. The technical committees, composed of representatives from both governments, are expected to assess the feasibility of a framework where Ethiopia could gain controlled access under Somali oversight.

Turkey, which maintains strong diplomatic and military ties with Somalia, has previously acted as a mediator in regional disputes. While Ankara played a key role in brokering the December 2024 Ankara Declaration, it remains unclear whether Turkey is actively facilitating these discussions or simply hosting the Somali delegation.

The outcome of these negotiations could reshape regional alliances and power dynamics in the Horn of Africa. A mutually beneficial agreement may enhance economic cooperation and regional stability. At the same time, failure to reach a consensus could escalate tensions and embolden insurgent groups such as al-Shabaab, which have historically exploited political disputes for recruitment and influence

 

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Somalia, Ethiopia begin technical talks in Turkey on maritime access 

 


Monday February 17, 2025
 


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (C) hosts Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (L) and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (R) in Ankara for trilateral discussions aimed at strengthening regional cooperation. (Photo: Turkish Presidency)

Mogadishu (HOL) — Mogadishu (HOL) — A day after Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed met to restore ties, officials from both nations have begun technical talks in Ankara to implement the Ankara Declaration and discuss Ethiopia’s bid for maritime access through Somali territory.

 

Somali Minister of Information Daud Aweis confirmed his participation in the discussions, stating that the delegation's primary focus is on implementing agreements reached in previous diplomatic engagements.

"I have arrived in Ankara to join #Somalia delegation for the kick-off of the first round of technical discussions between Somalia and Ethiopia, aimed at exploring ways to implement the Ankara Declaration," Aweis wrote on X.

"Somalia is committed to fostering peace, strengthening cooperation, and building diplomatic relations grounded in mutual understanding and respect," he added.

The talks come as Ethiopia continues to push for a maritime trade corridor, a demand that has fueled geopolitical disputes in the Horn of Africa. On January 1, 2024, Ethiopia signed an MoU with Somaliland that proposed granting Addis Ababa access to a 19-kilometer stretch of coastline near Berbera for 50 years. The deal, which included potential Ethiopian recognition of Somaliland's independence, triggered a strong rebuke from Somalia's federal government, which denounced the agreement as an infringement on its sovereignty.

Somalia has insisted that any maritime agreement must be negotiated exclusively with the federal government in Mogadishu and must comply with international law. The technical committees, composed of representatives from both governments, are expected to assess the feasibility of a framework where Ethiopia could gain controlled access under Somali oversight.

Turkey, which maintains strong diplomatic and military ties with Somalia, has previously acted as a mediator in regional disputes. While Ankara played a key role in brokering the December 2024 Ankara Declaration, it remains unclear whether Turkey is actively facilitating these discussions or simply hosting the Somali delegation.

The outcome of these negotiations could reshape regional alliances and power dynamics in the Horn of Africa. A mutually beneficial agreement may enhance economic cooperation and regional stability. At the same time, failure to reach a consensus could escalate tensions and embolden insurgent groups such as al-Shabaab, which have historically exploited political disputes for recruitment and influence

 

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So who is giving concessions  to who.

will culusow be tricked and sign of sea out let to the galllas or abiye Ahmed wanting to save face who is in a stronger position

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More treasonous dealings 

Defense chiefs of staff of Ethiopia, Somalia agree on force disposition of ENDF in the AUSSOM

 

Addis Ababa, February 22, 2025 (FMC) — Military chiefs of staff Ethiopia and Somalia have agreed to develop Status of Force Agreement a (SOFA) for all the bilateral forces that will operate in Somalia, joint communique sent this evening to FMC disclosed.

Following the recent Bilateral engagement between Prime Minister Abiy Ahemd of Ethiopia and President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of Somalia in Addis Ababa on 14-16 February 2025, it was agreed that a technical discussion was to be held in Mogadishu Somalia, the joint communiqué indicated.

Based on the above instructions a delegation led by Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, Chief of Staff of Ethiopia National Defence Forces (ENDF), paid a one-day Work Visit to the Federal Republic of Somalia on 22nd February 2025. The Chief was accompanied by the head of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS), Ambassador Redwan Hussein and other government officials.

Maj. Gen Odawa Yusuf Rage, Chief of Defense Forces of the Somali National Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Somalia and Amb. Abdullahi Mohamed Ali Director of National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) welcomed Field Marshal General Birhanu Jula and Redwan Hussein to Somalia and commended the strong bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

The chiefs exchanged views on the security situation in Somalia and the region and underscored the need to maintain peace, security and stability in the Horn of Africa and in the African continent. They paid tribute to the Troop and Police Contributing Countries (T/PCCs) of the AU MISSION in Somalia (AMISOM)/ATMIS and Somali Security Forces for the sacrifices made since 2007 in pacifying the country and the fight against Al-Shabaab.

The Chiefs welcomed the commencement of the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) and highlighted the importance of building on the achievements made by its predecessor ATMIS. The chiefs underscored the role of ENDF in African Union peace support operations and agreed on the Force disposition of ENDF in the African Union Support and Stabilization mission in Somalia (AUSSOM).

The Chiefs emphasized the need to adequately support the current efforts to fight al-Shabaab and underscored their commitment to jointly work together to counter terrorism.

The parties agreed that the Federal Government of Somalia will be the only point of entry for any engagement between the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and Federal Republic of Somalia and to respect the sovereignty, territorial integrity and unity of its people.

The Chiefs called upon to the international community to support in building the capabilities of the Somali National Armed Forces to ensure the smooth exit of AUSSOM and pave way for Somalia to assume her security responsibilities.

At bilateral level, the Chiefs agreed to develop a Status of Force Agreement a (SOFA) for all the bilateral forces that will operate in Somalia, the signing of the SOFA will be integral part of the Memorandum of Understanding on Defense Cooperation that was signed in December 2023.

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so what does this mean a defense pact with Ethiopia what does it mean on the ground and how do you reconcile the treaties Culusow signed with Sisis Egypt. Its all getting more confusing the entire 2024  Culusow said Ethiopia is the only enemy we have and he at some point put them on the same level of Alshabaab that they are worse then Alshabaab. So what changed

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