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Mogadishu’s New Blue Waves Hotel Raises the Bar for Secure Beachfront Hospitality

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He noted that the hotel is now open to guests, offering conference halls, dining spaces and residential suites in a highly secure setting.

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The launch of Blue Waves Hotel has added fresh momentum to the capital’s expanding hospitality scene, introducing modern beach view accommodation in the Halane area near the US Embassy inside the Mogadishu compound.

The newly built hotel targets both local and international clients, from diplomats and UN staff to embassy teams and NGO personnel, seeking comfort, access, and security in one location.

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“Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this milestone,” said CEO, investor and General Manager Abdirashid Ismail during the opening ceremony.

He noted that the hotel is now open to guests, offering conference halls, dining spaces and residential suites in a highly secure setting.

With its contemporary design and strategic position on Mogadishu’s coastline, Blue Waves Hotel marks a notable addition to the city’s steadily improving hospitality infrastructure.

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Liban Ali Gesey is an Editor at Dalsan Media Group with over three years of experience in journalism, digital media, photography, videography, and content production. Since joining the organization in June 2024, he has overseen the editing and publication of website content, specializing in politics and investigative journalism with a strong commitment to accurate, balanced, and impactful reporting on Somalia and the Horn of Africa. Beyond journalism, Liban is the founder of Inkfluence Copywriting, where he helps businesses and organizations grow through copywriting, brand storytelling, and digital marketing. He previously worked as a Digital News Editor and Website Content Producer and holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Professional Studies (KIPS). Fluent in Somali, English, and Swahili, he combines editorial excellence with creative communication to deliver trusted and engaging content.

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