MOGADISHU (Somaliguardian) – The governments of Somalia and Somaliland on Friday agreed on the resumption of talks between the 2 sides following a gathering facilitated by the chief of Djibouti Ismail Omar Ghuelleh.
In a communiqué issued after a two-day assembly, the 2 governments stated they agreed on quite a lot of points, together with the resumption of talks, the joint implementation of earlier agreements and cooperation on organized crimes.
Amongst different points talked about within the communiqué are giving public apologies about atrocities perpetrated by Somalia’s autocratic regime of Mohamed Siad Barre towards the residents in Somaliland, which was previously often called northern Somalia.
It’s not the primary time Djibouti hosts talks between the 2 sides, quite the opposite, related talks held between the 2 governments within the tiny neighboring Horn of Africa nation yielded no fruitful outcomes.
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