Somalia oo ka qaybgalay Golaha Guud ee Isbahaysiga Qorraxda Caalamiga ah ee New Delhi
Wasiirka Dawladda ee Tamarta iyo Khayraadka Biyaha, Mohamed Abdullahi Farah, oo ay weheliso Safiirka Somalia ee Hindiya ayaa ka qaybgalay shirka.
Wasiirka Dawladda ee Tamarta iyo Khayraadka Biyaha ee Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya, Mohamed Abdullahi Farah, oo ay weheliso Safiirka Soomaaliya ee Hindiya, Dr. Abdullahi Mohamed Odowaa, ayaa ka qaybgalay Golaha Guud ee Isbahaysiga Qorraxda Caalamiga ah (ISA) ee lagu qabtay New Delhi, Hindiya.
Shirka oo uu furay Raiisul Wasaaraha Hindiya
Shirka waxaa si rasmi ah u furay Raiisul Wasaaraha Hindiya, Narendra Modi, waxaana ka qaybgalay hoggaamiyayaal, wasiirro, wakiillo dowlado iyo ergooyin ka socda in ka badan 130 waddan. Waftiga Soomaaliya waxaa sidoo kale ka mid ahaa diblomaasiyiin ka socda Safaaradda Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya ee Hindiya iyo saraakiil ka tirsan Wasaaradda Tamarta iyo Khayraadka Biyaha.
Modi oo ku nuuxnuuxsaday iskaashiga caalamiga ah
Khudbaddiisa furitaanka, Modi wuxuu ku nuuxnuuxsaday muhiimadda iskaashiga caalamiga ah ee horumarinta tamarta nadiifka ah, ilaalinta deegaanka iyo hubinta helitaanka tamar waara. Wuxuu kaloo xoogga saaray baahida loo qabo in tignoolajiyada casriga ah, maalgelinta iyo aqoonta farsamada si caddaalad ah loo gaarsiiyo dhammaan waddamada, gaar ahaan kuwa Afrika.
Hindise oo shaacisay Sanduuqa Tamarta Qorraxda Afrika
Modi wuxuu shaaciyay Sanduuq Tamarta Qorraxda Afrika oo gaaraya $200 milyan, kaas oo loogu talagalay horumarinta mashaariicda tamarta qorraxda iyo ballaarinta helitaanka tamarta nadiifka ah ee waddamada Afrika. Wuxuu kaloo sheegay in awoodda tamarta aan shidaalka ahayn ee Hindiya ay gaartay 308 gigawatts (GW), iyadoo bartilmaameedku yahay 500 GW sanadka 2030, wuxuuna tilmaamay fursado maalgashi oo ka badan $220 bilyan oo la filayo qaybta tamarta nadiifka ah ee Hindiya dhamaadka tobankan.
State Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Farah attended the summit, which India said drew delegates from more than 130 countries.
Somalia's State Minister for Energy and Water Resources, Mohamed Abdullahi Farah, took part in the International Solar Alliance General Assembly in New Delhi, India, accompanied by Somalia's Ambassador to India, H.E. Dr. Abdullahi Mohamed Odowaa, according to a government report.
Somali Delegation at the New Delhi Summit
The Somali delegation also included diplomats from the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Somalia in India and officials from the Federal Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. The report said Somalia's participation reflects the Federal Government's commitment to strengthening international relations and cooperation in the energy sector, including advancing renewable energy, attracting investment and benefiting from technological opportunities that can improve access to clean and sustainable energy.
Modi Opens Assembly With Call for Fair Access
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the summit, which the report said was attended by leaders, ministers, government representatives and delegates from more than 130 countries. In his opening address, Modi emphasised international cooperation on clean energy, environmental protection and access to sustainable energy, and stressed that modern technology, financing and technical expertise should be made fairly accessible to all countries, particularly those in Africa.
Africa Solar Fund and India's Clean Energy Targets
Modi announced a $200 million Africa Solar Energy Fund aimed at promoting solar energy projects and expanding clean energy access across African countries. He noted that India's non-fossil fuel energy capacity had reached 308 gigawatts, with a target of 500 GW by 2030, and highlighted investment opportunities worth more than $220 billion expected in India's clean energy sector by the end of this decade. He cited the PM Surya Ghar and PM-KUSUM initiatives and called on ISA member states to strengthen cooperation on clean and sustainable energy.
