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Qatar calls on international community to boost humanitarian and development aid for Somalia

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Last updated: 2024/10/09 at 3:51 AM
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The State of Qatar recently called upon the international community to step up its efforts in providing humanitarian and developmental aid to the Federal Republic of Somalia. During the 57th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the State of Qatar’s Third Secretary in the African Affairs Department, Turki Mohammed Abdullah Al Khalifa, emphasized the importance of supporting Somalia in strengthening its human rights capacity-building efforts and fulfilling its national and international obligations.

Al Khalifa praised the Somali government for its progress in various areas, including efforts to improve humanitarian, economic, and social conditions within the country. Despite facing challenges such as terrorism, climate change, droughts, floods, and food insecurity, Somalia has made strides in areas like national reconciliation, anti-corruption efforts, and the advancement of the rights of women, children, and persons with disabilities.

The State of Qatar has demonstrated its commitment to Somalia by providing aid and humanitarian assistance in various forms. This includes signing agreements aimed at developing the education and health sectors, supporting strategic development projects, enhancing disaster management capacities, promoting security and stability, and rehabilitating government institutions and facilities. Qatar’s efforts in supporting Somalia align with the country’s priorities and goals for sustainable development.

It is important for the international community to continue supporting Somalia in its efforts to address humanitarian and developmental challenges. By providing technical assistance and aid, countries like Qatar can help Somalia strengthen its capacity to fulfill its human rights obligations and improve the overall well-being of its citizens. The partnership between Qatar and Somalia reflects a commitment to fostering stability, security, and prosperity in the region.

Ongoing dialogue and collaboration between countries like Qatar and Somalia are essential for addressing complex issues such as terrorism, climate change, and food insecurity. By working together to implement national and international commitments, countries can make a tangible impact on the lives of those in need. The State of Qatar’s support for Somalia highlights the importance of international cooperation in achieving sustainable development and promoting human rights.

In conclusion, the State of Qatar’s statement at the Human Rights Council highlights the importance of continued support for Somalia in its efforts to address humanitarian and developmental challenges. By providing aid, technical assistance, and capacity-building efforts, countries can help Somalia fulfill its human rights obligations and improve living conditions for its citizens. The partnership between Qatar and Somalia demonstrates a commitment to fostering stability, security, and prosperity in the region through collaborative efforts and meaningful action.

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