HomeWararSomalia and IOFS discuss livestock development and drought management.

Somalia and IOFS discuss livestock development and drought management.

Date:

Related stories

Soomaaliya iyo Isku-tashiga: Xarunta Tamarta iyo Biyaha oo loo dhisay qaab casri ah

Ra’iisul Wasaare Xamsa Cabdi Barre ayaa xarigga ka jaray xarun casri ah oo ay yeelanayso Wasaaradda Tamarta iyo Biyaha.

Sidee Turkigu u Qodayaa Ceelka Curad-1 ee Badda Soomaaliya? Sirta Qalabka Waaweyn!

Mashruuca Curad-1 waa wejigii koowaad ee Soomaaliya ay ku noqonayso waddan shidaal soo saara.

Prego unveils dining-table recording device, raising privacy concerns

The company says the product uses advanced audio processing to distinguish between multiple speakers, allowing users to store and revisit conversations from social gatherings and private meetings. Marketed as a way to preserve personal memories, the device is designed to blend into dining spaces and operate unobtrusively.

Somalia PM Hamza Lays Foundation Stone for National Curriculum Center, Warns Against Occupying Public Land

“A quality curriculum is the foundation of education. This center will serve as a hub for shaping the knowledge and intellectual growth of our children,” he stated.

Ministry of Religious Affairs the Only Institution Unaffected by First Phase of Role Separation Reform

In contrast, the Ministry of Religious Affairs appears structurally insulated from the reform. Since none of its senior officials hold dual roles, its operations and leadership are expected to continue without interruption or the need for resignations or restructuring.

The Somali Ambassador to Turkey and Kazakhstan, Fathudin Ali Ospite, met in Astana with the Director General of the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFS), Ambassador Berik Aryn.

The meeting, held at the IOFS headquarters, focused on strengthening cooperation between the organization and the Somali government, particularly in food security and agricultural development.

Priority topics discussed included livestock development, improvement of animal genetics, and management of recurring droughts.

Ambassador Fathudin Ali Ospite briefed the IOFS Director General on the humanitarian situation in Somalia caused by severe droughts, noting that nearly six million people have been affected, with two million facing critical conditions.

In response, IOFS Director General Berik Aryn reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to supporting Somalia’s efforts to enhance agricultural production and ensure food security.

Both parties agreed to intensify consultations and future collaboration to translate joint plans into effective actions addressing the country’s challenges.

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories