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Somali PM marks northern independence anniversary with call for unity and peace
DHUSAMAREB, Somalia — Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre marked the 66th anniversary of the June 26, 1960 independence of Somalia’s northern regions, urging citizens to safeguard national unity, peace and statehood. Speaking at a commemorative event in the central town of Dhusamareb, the prime minister congratulated Somalis at home and abroad, describing June […]
Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre marked the 66th anniversary of the June 26, 1960 independence of Somalia’s northern regions, urging citizens to safeguard national unity, peace, and statehood.
What was announced
- Hamza Abdi Barre emphasized the importance of preserving national unity and peace during the anniversary event.
- He recognized the sacrifices of those who fought for Somalia's freedom and called on the current generation to protect the nation's unity.
- The Prime Minister praised Ahmed Abdi Karie, the president of Galmudug state, for his leadership and role in preparing for upcoming elections.
Context
The event commemorated the anniversary of independence for Somalia's northern regions, highlighting its significance in the country's history.
““Tonight holds special significance in the memory of the Somali people.””
Why this matters: This anniversary serves as a reminder of the ongoing importance of unity and peace in Somalia's development and stability.
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DHUSAMAREB, Somalia — Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre marked the 66th anniversary of the June 26, 1960 independence of Somalia’s northern regions, urging citizens to safeguard national unity, peace and statehood.
Speaking at a commemorative event in the central town of Dhusamareb, the prime minister congratulated Somalis at home and abroad, describing June 26 as a defining moment in the country’s history that symbolizes the struggle for independence, unity and self-determination.
Hamza said the sacrifices made by those who fought for Somalia’s freedom placed a responsibility on today’s generation to preserve the country’s unity, strengthen peace and promote stability and development.
“Tonight holds special significance in the memory of the Somali people,” the prime minister said. “It is a time to remember the heroes who gave their lives so our nation could achieve freedom and dignity. We have a responsibility to protect our unity and statehood so future generations can live in a peaceful and prosperous Somalia.”
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