The New Mogadishu International Airport (NMIA) design was unveiled during the launch of the New Mogadishu Development Corporation (NMDC) and NMIA, marking a significant step in Mogadishu's development. #Mogadishu#Somalia
"Qof kastoo ka qayb-qaata ama, qarash ku taageera
Nafta goorta laga qaadayoo, laga qibloonaayo
Qarqarradiyo dhuunyeeristiyo, qarow la taahiisa
Qac baa loogu siiyaa indhaha, kiiska loo qoray e
Diiwaanka qalinku ugu dhacay, qoommamee abide!"
Abshir Bacadle - Ilaahay ha u naxariisto.
#EverydaySomalia: The construction of a new airport in Somalia's capital #Mogadishu is set to be inaugurated on December 19, 2024.
The new airport will significantly improve Somalia's aviation system and enhance air travel operations.
#Somalia#Mogadishu#Aviation#Development
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SOMALIA's latest group of elite troops just graduated their #SpecialForces training at the Isparta #Commando Academy in Türkiye with their Turkish classmates. Congrats to our young #Somali brothers! May you crush your foes & restore peace wherever you go. 🇸🇴🇹🇷 #Gorgor
SOMALIA-TÜRKİYE 🇸🇴🇹🇷 alliance will deepen even further with the realization of @Albayrak's new #CenturyMogadishu port project which will develop brotherly #Somalia even faster and turn it into East Africa's #1 logistics hub for international shipping & commerce. #Albayrak 💹
#UPDATE: The Turkish offshore exploration vessel Oruc Reis
has arrived in #Somalia's waters as it prepares to begin searching for oil and natural gas, a senior Somali government official has announced on Friday.
Today marks a critical moment for Turkish-Somali relations. Türkiye's pride in maritime exploration, the Oruç Reis Seismic Research Vessel, is set to embark on its journey to Somalia following a farewell ceremony at the Bosphorus in Istanbul. This mission has been made possible by the Defense and Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement signed between Türkiye and Somalia, paving the way for enhanced collaboration and exploration efforts in Somali waters.
For the first time, TRT Haber captured exclusive footage of the Oruç Reis vessel before its long voyage. According to their report, preparations for this seismic expedition have been completed. The ship is ready for departure, and its journey towards Somali waters is about to begin. Setting sail from Zonguldak’s Filyos Port, the Oruç Reis will follow a route through the Mediterranean, the Suez Canal, and the Red Sea, arriving near Somalia by the end of October. The journey is expected to take around 19 days.
Upon arrival, the Oruç Reis will conduct 3D seismic research in three designated areas, with the operation expected to last approximately seven months. During this time, the vessel will collect data for both oil and natural gas exploration. The gathered information will be sent to Ankara for analysis, which will guide future drilling activities in the identified regions.
Measuring 87 meters in length and 23 meters in width, the Oruç Reis is a significant asset in Türkiye's maritime exploration efforts. With this mission, Türkiye is expanding its exploration map, opening a new chapter in its relationship with its close ally, Somalia, through joint efforts to explore natural gas and oil reserves.
#EverydaySomalia: This is #Darussalaam a new village in #Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia.
Mogadishu is one of the fastest-growing cities with a rising population & new buildings.
Türkiye-Somalia relations, spanning over three decades, take center stage with a recent long-term plan for Somalia's military upgrade.
Exclusive access to the Turkish military base in Mogadishu unveils this strategic collaboration
Walaalaha sharafta leh Waxaan idinkugu tahniyaynayaa bidha ramadaan ee barakaysan , waa fursad qaali ah in aan ka faaiidaysano maalmahaan yar ee deg dega ku dhamaan doono .