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I think it's high time Somalia and Djibouti should stop using the term “Horn of Africa” and instead use “Somali peninsula” War-torn landlocked Ethiopia has ruined the term “Horn of Africa” and it has become a confusing and wrong term in current usage, Therefore, Somalia and Djibouti should immediately stop using “Horn of Africa” and adopt Somali peninsula instead, After all, Greater Somalia is technically a peninsula.

On political, moral and cultural, Somalia and Djibouti must set themselves apart from other countries in the region, especially war-torn landlocked Ethiopia which will eventually disintegrate into more than eighty-five independent countries very soon.


The Somali peninsula will consist of

• Somalia

• Djibouti

• Western Somalia

• Northern and Northeastern Kenya

• Socotra

Moreover, Somali children must be taught how to hate Galla scavengers. especially Somali children who live along the shared border in war-torn Ethiopia, There is no doubt that the low IQ Gallas are now Somalis and Somalia's enemy number one.

Half of Somali Peninsula Landmass

65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Somalia.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Presides Over Somalia–EU Partnership Meeting in Mogadishu

April 23, 2025




Mogadishu, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud today chaired the Somalia–European Union Partnership Meeting in Mogadishu, marking the third round of engagements since the launch of the Joint Operational Roadmap in May 2023. The high-level dialogue reaffirmed the enduring strength and strategic importance of Somalia–EU relations.




The meeting built upon the momentum of the inaugural 2023 session held with EU ambassadors in Mogadishu, further consolidating mutual commitment to Somalia’s trajectory toward democratization, enhanced security, and inclusive socio-economic development.

Source: Somalia media outlets.

It's not the first time and it won't be the last, Somalis's centuries old relationship and living together in harmony with Gallas is over and never coming back again, Gallas and Ethiopians (excluding Hararis, Afars and Argobba) should never be allowed to set foot in Somali soil.

AbyssiniaLady wrote: ↑

27 Apr 2025, 20:10

It's not the first time and it won't be the last, Somalis's centuries old relationship and living together in harmony with Gallas is over and never coming back again, Ethiopians and Gallas should never be allowed to set foot in Somali soil.

Stop barking like a b1tch dog!
Let alone Dj-b00ty there is no normal country by any definition in HoA except Kenya
Dj-b00ty is just a useless port brothel

Somalia and U.S. Reinforce Military Ties: President Hassan Sheikh Meets AFRICOM Commander to Bolster Security Cooperation


May 7, 2025, MOGADISHU, Somalia



President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (right) meets with AFRICOM Commander General Michael E. Langley (left) at Villa Somalia in Mogadishu on May 7, 2025. (Photo: Villa Somalia / Official Release)



MOGADISHU, Somalia — In a significant diplomatic and military engagement, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met on wednesday with General Michael E. Langley, Commander of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), at the presidential palace in Mogadishu. The high-level meeting underscored growing security cooperation between Somalia and the United States.

The meeting brought together key security figures from both nations, including Somalia’s Minister of Defense, Hon. Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, Chief of the Somali National Army, General Odowaa Yusuf Rageh, U.S. Ambassador to Somalia Richard H. Riley, and senior U.S. military officials.





President Hassan Sheikh expressed gratitude for the United States’ continued support in building the capacity of the Somali National Army (SNA), especially through training programs, logistical support, and tactical assistance.

Source: Somalia media outlets.



Somali Defense Minister Meets AFRICOM Commander to Strengthen Security Cooperation


May 7, 2025, MOGADISHU, Somalia






The Minister of Defense of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Ambassador Abdikhadir Ahmed Fiqi, along with the Chief of the Somali National Army, General Odowaa Yusuf Raage, on Tuesday met with the Commander of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), General Michael E. Langley, and the U.S. Ambassador to Somalia, H.E. Richard H. Riley.

The meeting, held in Mogadishu, focused on enhancing the strategic partnership between Somalia and the United States in the fields of security and defense.

Source: Somalia media outlets.

Somali Defense Minister and UK Delegation Discuss Security Cooperation


May 8, 2025






Mogadishu, Somalia – Somalia’s Minister of Defense, Ambassador Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, recently held a significant meeting with a high-level British delegation led by Ambassador Harriet Mathews, the Director General of the UK Foreign Office for Africa and the Americas.
The discussions, which took place in Mogadishu, also saw the participation of the British Ambassador to Somalia, Michael Nithavrianakis, alongside other officials from both sides.

A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to exploring how the British government can further support Somalia in bolstering its security sector and developing its military capabilities. The delegation and Minister Fiqi engaged in constructive dialogue regarding strategies for counter-terrorism and strengthening Somalia’s national defense infrastructure.

During the meeting, Minister of Defense, Honorable Ahmed Fiqi, expressed his sincere appreciation to the British government for its consistent and active role in supporting Somalia.

This meeting reflects the continued commitment of both Somalia and the United Kingdom to collaborate on security matters and work towards lasting peace and stability in the region.

Source: Somalia media outlets.



Somali Fisheries Minister Meets Chinese Ambassador to Boost Blue Economy Cooperation


May 8, 2025




Mogadishu, Somalia – Somalia’s Minister of Fisheries and Blue Economy, Mr. Ahmed Hassan Aden, today received the Chinese Ambassador to Somalia, Ambassador Wang Yu, and a visiting delegation at the Ministry’s headquarters in Mogadishu. The Director General of the Ministry, Mr. Abdi Diirshe, also attended the meeting.

The discussions focused on strengthening the historic relationship between Somalia and China, with particular emphasis placed on expanding economic cooperation, especially within the vital sectors of fisheries and the blue economy.

Minister Ahmed Hassan Aden lauded the existing cooperative relationship in the fisheries and blue economy trade between the two countries. He reiterated the Ministry’s commitment to actively developing marketing opportunities for Somali fish products on the international stage.

In a significant move, Ambassador Wang Yu affirmed the readiness of the Chinese government to open its large markets to Somali businesses involved in fishing and the blue economy. He highlighted that these products could be sold tax-free in China, presenting a potentially lucrative opportunity for Somali exporters.

Beyond trade, the two sides also agreed to enhance collaboration in combating illegal fishing activities. They pledged to work together to support the development of legal and sustainable fishing practices and foster the overall growth of the blue economy between Somalia and China.

The meeting concluded with both the Minister and the Ambassador jointly reaffirming their support for safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the Government of China.

Source: Somalia media outlets.




Ms. ERI Arfiya, Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, visited the Republic of Djibouti


May 7, 2025



Ms. ERI Arfiya, Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan meets H.E. Mr. Abdoulkader Houssein Omar, Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Djibouti.



On May 4, Ms. ERI paid a courtesy call on H.E. Mr. Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed, Prime Minister of the Republic of Djibouti and held a bilateral meeting with H.E. Mr. Abdoulkader Houssein Omar, Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Djibouti.

Through these occasions, they confirmed to further strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation in the regional and international arena, seizing the opportunity of TICAD 9, which will be held in Yokohama in August, and to further strengthen cooperation in the field of maritime security with the Djibouti, which is strategically located along maritime trade routes between Europe and Asia and is a strategically important partner in promoting a ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP)’.

They also exchanged views on issues such as regional situation in Africa, strengthening the function of United Nations including Security Council reform, and regional situation in East Asia including policies toward North Korea such as its nuclear and missile issues as well as the abductions issue, and concurred to continue working closely together to address these issues.

Source: Japan media outlets.

Dolphins in Northeastern Somali Sea.



Mackerel Fish at the market in Mogadishu, Somalia.



Billfish at the market in Mogadishu, Somalia.



A beautiful Sailfish in Mogadishu, Somalia.





Source: Travel bloggers.


Somalia is extremely blessed with an exquisite coastline rich with life and biodiversity.

The Western world keeps knocking on Somalia door



European Union delegation in Mogadishu.



German delegation in Mogadishu.



Danish delegation in Mogadishu.




European Union delegation in Mogadishu.




Even Russian delegation in Mogadishu.



The West is accelerating its engagement with Somalia through increased high-level visits in a bid to gain access to Somalia's abundant untapped natural resources, there has been a growing understanding in the West that the West needs Somalia because Somalia is awash in critical minerals that are essential to the West economy and national security, Simply put, Somalia has what the World needs.

Securing access to Somalia’s natural resources is an existential imperative for both the European Union and the United States.