NAYD Somalia/Somaliland

The U.N. special envoy to Somalia moved to Mogadishu on Tuesday for the first time in 17 years, signaling international support for a government fight against Islamist rebels’   preparations for the election this year. High –level officials from the united nation have been passed in Kenya capital of Nairobi since 1995 because of security concerns, although its political office for Somalia had few political officers in the capital Mogadishu. Al Qaeda- linked Alshabab militants withdraw from most of their passes in Mogadishu last august after sustained pressure from Somalia and African union troops, but violence still grips many parts of the country.

An invitation has been sent to all NAYD Somalia members to become authors for their new country page. The message reads as follows:
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If you accept (and it has to be a google account) then you will be able to upload photos, articles, notices and anything else that you think is relevant to youth-led sustainable development. To add content, sign in using your google account at the top right, and then click on 'New Post'. You can edit your post anytime using the icon that looks like a pencil. 
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