Ra'i-saalka Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya gaaray Arusha kulan EAC iyo IPU
Ra'i-saalka Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya, Cabdikariir Maxamed Nuur (Jaama), ayaa gaaray magaalada Arusha ee dalka Tanzania, wuxuuna hoggaaminayaa wafdi baarlamaan ah oo u socda kulankii 21-aad ee ra'i-saalka EAC iyo kalfadhiga 153-aad ee Midowga Baarlamannada Adduunka (IPU).
Qorshaha kulanka iyo xirfadaha
Kulanka ra'i-saalka EAC wuxuu isku xiraanayaa hoggaamiyeyaasha baarlamannada dalalka EAC, kaas oo Soomaaliya 2024-kii ku biirtay midnimo dhammaystiran, halka Arusha ay tahay xarunta EAC. Kalfadhiga IPU-na wuxuu ka dhici doonaa Arusha International Conference Centre, 5 ilaa 9 Oktoobar, wuxuuna qaban doonaa Baarlamaanka Qaranka Tanzania, kaas oo markii ugu horreysay qaban doona kalfadhi dhammaystiran IPU.
Kalfadhi guud ee IPU wuxuu diiradda saari doonaa mowduuca 'Horumarinta maamul wanaag iyo xaqiijinta bulshooyinka' iyadoo la xaqiijinayo in la ansixiyo warqad ku saabsan xuquuqda iyo awoodda dadka dhaawacma. Sidoo kale, xubnaha guud ee IPU, kuwaas oo ka mid ah ururada dhaqameed iyo ururada dhalinyarada iyo dumarka, waxay isugu yimaadaan muddadaas.
Qabsoomida iyo doorashada
Kalfadhi IPU wuxuu ku dhamaan doonaa doorashada madaxweynaha cusub ee IPU, kaas oo ka dhici doona Golaha Maamulka, si uu u beddelo Dr. Tulia Ackson ee Tanzania, kaas oo muddadiisa saddex sano ah dhamaaneysa Oktoobar. Tani waa markii ugu horreysay ee Tanzania ay qabato kalfadhi dhammaystiran IPU, kaas oo la aasaasay 1889-kii.
Wafdiga Soomaaliya ayaa Arusha Airport ku soo dhaweeyay Safiirka Soomaaliya u fadhiya Tanzania iyo EAC, Ilyaas Cali Xasan, iyo mas'uuliyiin kale. Kulanka wuxuu ka dhici doonaa xarunta EAC, taas oo ah magaalada Arusha.
Awoodda iyo xiriirka
Kulanka ra'i-saalka EAC wuxuu ka dhici doonaa magaalada Arusha, taas oo ah xarunta EAC, iyadoo Soomaaliya ay 2024-kii ku biirtay midnimo dhammaystiran. Wafdiga Soomaaliya wuxuu hoggaaminayaa Ra'i-saalka Baarlamaanka Federaalka, Cabdikariir Maxamed Nuur (Jaama), kaas oo u socda kulanka 21-aad ee ra'i-saalka EAC iyo kalfadhi 153-aad ee IPU.
Kalfadhi IPU wuxuu diiradda saari doonaa mowduuca 'Horumarinta maamul wanaag iyo xaqiijinta bulshooyinka' iyadoo la xaqiijinayo in la ansixiyo warqad ku saabsan xuquuqda iyo awoodda dadka dhaawacma. Sidoo kale, xubnaha guud ee IPU, kuwaas oo ka mid ah ururada dhaqameed iyo ururada dhalinyarada iyo dumarka, waxay isugu yimaadaan muddadaas.
Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur (Jama), Speaker of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia, has arrived in Arusha, Tanzania, at the head of a parliamentary delegation to attend the 21st meeting of EAC Speakers and the 153rd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU).
Parliamentary Delegation Welcomed at Arusha Airport
The Somali delegation was received at Arusha airport by Somalia's Ambassador to Tanzania and the East African Community, Ilyas Ali Hassan, and other officials. The visit marks Somalia's growing engagement with regional and global parliamentary bodies since joining the EAC as a full member in 2024.
Arusha serves as the seat of the East African Community's headquarters, making it a natural venue for the gathering of heads of parliaments from the EAC Partner States. The delegation's presence underscores Somalia's commitment to strengthening institutional ties within the bloc.
153rd IPU Assembly Opens in Tanzania
The 153rd IPU Assembly will be held at the Arusha International Conference Centre from 5 to 9 October, hosted by the National Assembly of Tanzania. It is the first time Tanzania has hosted a full IPU Assembly, the main gathering of the global organisation of national parliaments, founded in 1889.
The general debate will focus on the theme 'Enhancing good governance and empowering communities through inclusivity, trust and opportunities for all.' The Assembly will also adopt a resolution on parliamentary strategies to promote the rights and empowerment of people living with disabilities.
New IPU President to Be Elected
The Assembly will close with the election of a new IPU President by the Governing Council to succeed Dr. Tulia Ackson of Tanzania, whose three-year term ends in October. This transition highlights the rotating leadership structure of the organisation and the importance of continuity in global parliamentary cooperation.
During the week, all of the organisation's statutory bodies, including its Standing Committees and the Forums of Women and Young Parliamentarians, will meet. These sessions provide a platform for dialogue on key issues affecting parliaments worldwide.
