Well done PM Abdiwali for highlighting the missing factor

[nuune]

Yes, he summarized and concluded the press conference by saying that there are two types of piracy, one hijacking of ships, the other being the toxic dumping and illegal fishing, no other Somali leader past or contemporary touched this issue, Mr Cameron and Ban Ki Moon was lectured by Mr Abdiwali not to talk about piracy unless they also mention the other piracy.

 

 

 

Thank you

[Qandalawi]

^Indeed it was clear how Banki Moon dodged to answer the question by waffling about other matters and how David Cameron uu isku dhaafiyay, kulaa it was the job of a Somali government, but as one of the respected leaders and someone who has the interest of Somali people at his heart hosting this conference you must have an opinion Mr. UK Prime minister.

 

Abdiwali was clear and on to the point. The world needs not talk only about the piracy that's affecting their interest but also the piracy which affects the Somali people. It was a good stage (press release) for such remarks at this timely conference about Somalia.

[nuune]

He got my respect on highlighting that issue, not to Cameroon or Ban Ki Moon, but to the world, now imagine how many nations or those watching got educated in that final remark of Mr Abdiwali.

 

Any Somali leader who talks about and defends Somali resources is dahab ceyriin and must be respected and supported.

[Somalicentric]

Wow, is there a recording of this? that would be nice.

[The Zack]

Video?

 

Thanks!

[Carafaat]

The first ship dumping waste were Italian ships and they had authoritization from Somali's. Its still the same Somali initiated piracy

[Mario B]

Carafaat;794261 wrote:

The first ship dumping waste were Italian ships and they had authoritization from Somali's. Its still the same Somali initiated piracy

What about industrial fishing piracy from international trawlers, is that also Somali initiated? :confused: