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Dowladda Soomaaliya oo heshiis la saxiixatay Shirkad ilaalisa Xeebaha (Aqri qodobada)

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Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa heshiis dhowr qodob ka kooban la saxiixatay shirkad ilaalisa xeebaha oo lagu magacaabo The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group oo fadhigeeda yahay dalka Holland.

 

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Heshiiskan ayaa ugu muhiimsan dib u dhiska iyo qalabeynta Ciidamada Badda Soomaaliya.

 

War saxaafadeed ka soo baxay Xafiiska Madaxweynaha oo uu ku saxiixnaa Afhayeenka Madaxtooyada Eng. C/raxmaan Yariisow ayaa lagu sheegay in heshiiskan ay gaareen dowladda iyo shirkada fadhigeeda yahay Holland lagu muujiyay muhiimada ay leedahay aas aaska nidaam sahlata ilaalinta xeebaha Soomaaliya.

 

Sidoo kale waxaa heshiiskan uu ahmiyad u siinaya in la helo sharci lagu xakameynayo dhibaatooyinka ka taagan biyaha Soomaaliya iyo horumarinta dhaqaalaka.

 

Heshiiskani ayaa u horseedaya Soomaliya xasilooni iyo dib u soo kabashada ilaha dhaqaale ee dalka, waxaana uu taageeraya ayaa lagu yiri warka qoraalka ah Lixda tiir ee siyaasadda Soomaaliya.

 

Qdobada heshiiskan ayaa waxaa ka mid ah:-

 

1-In lala socdo ilaha dhaqaale ee gaarka ah.

2- in lagu gaaf wareego lana kontroolo ama la ilaaliyo si loo suga ilaha dhaqaale .

3- la socodka dhaq dhaqaaqa ganacsi iyo dekedaha.

4- Difaaca qeyraadka dabiiciga ah.

5- difaaca kaluumaysiga sharcidarrada ah ee Maraakiibta ajaanibta ah iyo waxyaabaha saldhiga u ah.

6- ka hortaga sunta lagu daadinayo xeebaha Soomaaliya oo khatar ku ah dadka iyo kheyraadka dabiiciga ah.

7-In la sameeyo dabagallo ku aadan badbaadada iyo ka hortagga adeegyada kotorbaannada ah.

 

Shirkadan lagu magacaabo The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group ayaa ka shaqeysa horumarinta nidaamyada caalamiga ee la xiriira marin biyooyad, iyadoo isticmaalaya doomo iyo maraakiib ka howl gala xeebaha, si lagu sugo ammaanka.

 

Sidoo kale waxay taageerayaan hey'adaha ammaanka xeebaha Soomaaliya qaabilsan, isla markaana ka saacidaya barnaamijyo tababaro iyo sare u qaadida xirfadaha sare ee saraakiisha iyo Ciidamada Ilaalada xeebaha.

 

Ugu dambeyn war saxaafadeedka ayaa lagu sheegay in Shirkadan ay ku howl geli karto kaliya fasax ay ka heysato dowladda Soomaaliya, iyadoo aanay ka marneyn in lagu howl galo nidaamka caalamiga ee ay dejisay Qaramada Midoobey, kaasoo quseeya arrimaha badaha.

 

 

Somali news leader

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Somali Government signs landmark coastal protection contract

 

 

The Minister of Defense for the Federal Government of Somalia has signed a contract with The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group to deliver structure, assets and services in order to develop an effective and sustainable Coast Guard in Somalia.

 

Instituting a Coast Guard is essential for the establishment of the rule of law within Somali waters and the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). This contract clearly contributes to the stability and economic recovery of Somalia and is supporting the Country’s Six Pillar Policy.

 

With its Headquarters in The Netherlands, The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group has set out the main objectives for the new structured Somali Coast Guard:

• Monitoring and Surveillance of the Exclusive Economic Zone

• Patrolling, controlling and securing the Exclusive Economic Zone.

• Securing trade and Ports

• Protecting natural resources

• Protection of fishing grounds from illegal foreign fishing boats

• Prevention of dumping of toxic materials

• Search, Rescue and Anti-Smuggling services

 

The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group has developed a series of innovative Long Range Patrol Vessels, equipped with high speed intervention vessels. The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group will build, maintain and operate the Coast Guard Fleet in compliance with Somali Coast Guard Directorate in a safe, effective and cost efficient manner.

 

The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group has developed an education and training programme for the Somali Coast Guard Directorate and will develop a Coast Guard Training Centre to train Somali Coast Guard personnel, security officers and shore based support personnel.

 

The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group will aim to hand over all development, training and operations aspects within medium term to the Somali Coast Guard Directorate.

 

The Atlantic Marine and Offshore Group will operate, on behalf of the authority and administrative command of the Federal Republic of Somalia - Somali Coast Guard Directorate and will adhere to all applicable embargoes and restrictions set by the United Nations.

 

Somali news leader

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YoniZ   

It seems this pattern of signing mercenaries is the only continuity successive Somali politicians cannot fail to miss. Instead of starting the hardwork of rebuilding capable marine force, their incompetence falls for quick fixes.

 

WHO BENEFITS FROM THOSE CONTRACTS?

 

I remember 2005 the time when Yusuf's TFG was not even in control of any coastal areas, they had the creativity to sign a contract with Topcat Marine Security inc - $50m contract has been awarded by Somalia's transitional government. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4471536.stm

 

Number of similar contracts have been signed since by Sharif's TFG, Puntland and Somaliland.

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Miyir   

Who are they? I checked and found nothing! no website or anything work related they have done before. the only thing you will get with this name is signing contract with SFG.

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Carafaat   

Their Dutch press release offers better background information. It seems that they are not going to do those activities themselves, but rather support and train a Somali Coast Guard to do it.

 

 

Persbericht Atlantic Marine and Offshore Groep

 

Atlantic Marine and Offshore Groep bevestigt dat zij op Maandag 29 juli 2013 een meerjarig contract heeft getekend met de Federale Overheid van Somalië voor de ontwikkeling van de Somalische Kustwacht, waaronder de organisatie, het materieel, training en management.

 

De hoofddoelen van de nieuwe Somalische Kustwacht zijn:

 

Toezicht houden in de Somalische wateren

Patrouilleren, controleren en het beveiligen territoriale wateren en de EEZ

Beveiligen van handel en havens

Beschermen van natuurlijke rijkdommen

Tegengaan van illegale praktijken zoals het dumpen van (giftig) afval en smokkel

Search en Rescue activiteiten

De Atlantic Marine and Offshore Groep zal voor de Somalische Kustwacht een operationele basis met een Kustwacht Coördinatie Centrum opzetten en een kustbewakingssysteem ontwikkelen. Tevens wordt een scheepsreparatiewerf ingericht voor het onderhoud van de schepen. De uitvoering wordt onderbouwd met strategieën en operationele procedures.

 

Specifiek voor de Somalische Kustwacht heeft de Atlantic Marine and Offshore Groep innovatieve lange-afstand?patrouilleschepen ontwikkeld. De schepen zijn uitgerust met hogesnelheid interceptievaartuigen. Daarnaast wordt een onderwijs? en trainingsprogramma geïnitieerd om het toekomstige Somalische personeel te onderwijzen, zodat zij bij de uiteindelijke overdracht over de juiste competenties en ervaring beschikken om de kustwachtschepen in eigen beheer te opereren. Uiteindelijk worden alle taken op de middellange termijn aan het Somalische Kustwacht Directoraat overgedragen.

 

Het ontwikkelen van de Somalische Kustwacht is van essentieel belang voor het bewerkstelligen van een maritieme rechtshandhavingscapaciteit in Somalische territoriale wateren en de Exclusieve Economische Zone (EEZ). Tevens sluit het contract aan bij aan de politieke agenda van Somalië. Geldende embargo’s worden in acht genomen.

 

De Atlantic Marine and Offshore Groep is opgericht in 2003 ten behoeve van serviceverlening in de maritieme en offshore industrie en heeft haar hoofdkantoor in Rotterdam

 

Voor verdere informatie kunt u contact opnemen met:

 

Atlantic Marine and Offshore Groep

Dhr. P. Verstand

Tel: +31107410030

Email:

 

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Carafaat   

The Dutch own one the biggest shipping fleets and industry(insurance, port) in the world. Piracy has really terrified this industry. they have even deployed several Navy ships and even submarine in Somalias waters. And even convicted and jailed dozens of Somali pirates here in Holland. Funded jails in Somaliland and Puntland. They seem to be determined to eradicate piracy.

 

http://www.defensie.nl/english/tasks/missions/somalia

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nuune   

^^ is that another way of endorsing them, that is a very weak points to make, Somalia doesn't need anyone, these contracts are being forced onto them, sign them, or else ......, and Somali government thinks it is the end of the world if they don't sign any paper contracts that says 50 years contracts and 150 years contracts, Siyaad Barre was always suspicious of paper contracts.

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Carafaat   

nuune;971595 wrote:
^^ is that another way of endorsing them, that is a very weak points to make, Somalia doesn't need anyone, these contracts are being forced onto them, sign them, or else ......, and Somali government thinks it is the end of the world if they don't sign any paper contracts that says 50 years contracts and 150 years contracts, Siyaad Barre was always suspicious of paper contracts.

I am not endorsing them. Just explaining their motives. No goverment should delegate, tender or "sell" its security tasks to companies, let alone foreign companies or merceneries. Its not sustainable, nor does it enforce the goverments power, independence.

 

I think the only reason they have signed to this, is because of the 'Dutch' funding these activities.

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