@AnwarKhan_IRUSA is with us on ground in Sindh where the relief activities are being carried out to help the flood affected communities with immediate assistance. @IslamicRelief support is vital as we scale up our early recovery and rehabilitation phase.
#FloodsInPakistan
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Every single word he utters is riddled with spirit, determination, and sincerity that can kindle a hope in us to envisage for the imminent extinction of Alshabab.
A new timetable for #Somaliland elections proposed by @SLNECHQ, whose formation was delayed for months by the opposition-controlled parliament. The wait is regrettable, but at least SL has 1-person-1-vote polls, unlike the rump #Somalia where citizens last casted ballots in 1969!
SOMALILAND AND U.S. COOPERATE, AS WRITTEN ON THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, COLLOBORATING ON MILITARY AFFAIRS, SECURITY AND THROUGHOUT SOMALILAND TERRITORY. SOMALILAND A GREAT WINNING NATION. GREAT RELIABILITY. SHE HAS THE RIGHT TO RECOGNIZE. SOMALILAND LEFT....
The Somaliland Economic Forum will cover the many economic strategies that were enacted to establish proposed policies and preserve the stability and balance of the country’s economic growth. #SLSEF2022
Pleased to meet @PowerUSAID to discuss @USAIDSavesLives additional support to avert famine. @NimoA_Hassan highlighted urgent action from donors will help partners scale up of humanitarian response.
This is how you preserve history!
First photo is Muj/Qoraa Boobe Y Ducaale sitting inside his tent during SNM.
Second photo is the photo framed, the actual camera used on taking this photo and all his other photos during SNM and his cooking pot.
Third photo is the actual tent.
Set a reminder & join us for our upcoming Twitter Space with Alex De Waal, executive director of the World Peace Foundation and a research professor at the Fletcher School, Tufts University in U.S.
Uganda is the latest country caught in a Chinese debt trap -- for a $200M loan to expand Entebbe airport. Uganda's finance minister explained: “We shouldn’t have accepted some of the clauses. But they told you . . . either you take it or leave it.” https://t.co/TblHeeDB8p