Revitalization Of Somalia

The content of this books is as following: 1.Summary of the Civil War in Somalia 3.Political Introduction To Somalia 4.Geographical Map Of Somalia 5. Introduction To Somalia's Civil War 6. Summary Of The Stages Passed In Two Decades 7.The Role Of Federalism In The Somali Conflict 8.Urgent Moral Rearmament For Revival 9. Is Revival Possible? 10: Everyone Could And Should Contribute 11: Prisoners' Contribution 12.The Role Of The Civil Society 13.Voluntary Services 14. Making Mindful Man To Make a Meaningful Nation 15 Transforming Revolution To Rehabilitation 16: Familyhood& Childcare 17: Education 18: Religion 19: Work Ethics 20.Sustainable Peace And Stability 21: Social Reformation For Sustainable Security 22: Somalia As A Hospitalized Patient 23: Our Problem Is A Mind Faculty 24: Mental Rehabilitation 25.Somalia Needs No Military, But 26. Conflict Between Culture And Politics 27: Curing The Chaos From Its Causes 28. Reconciliation And Reintegration 29: Public Investment Creates Reconciliation 30: Somalia Does Not Need Foreign Peace Operation But Border Surveillance 31: Somalis Know How To Resolve Their Internal Conflicts 32: Peace Making Methodology 33: Disarmament And Demobilization 34.Changing The Disputed Territories To Brotherly Neighborhood Denizens Chapter Six: 35.Domestic And Foreign Policy 36.All We Are Lacking Is a Leader 37: The Best Generation to Lead 38: Election And Its Toolkits 39: Governmental Structure 40: Competitive Leadership For Somaa 41: Political Choice For New Somalia 42.Personal Principles Lead To National Development 43: Tackling The Crisis Of Nepotism. 44: How To Eliminate Nepotism Based on Clannish System 45: How To Combat Mal-Administration, 46.General Advice To the Domestic Political Stakeholders 47: Special Advice To Foreign Political Stakeholders 48.Special Advice To the To The Islamic Extremists 49.Special Advice To New Generation 50.Modern Electronic System TO Eliminate Corruption 51. Fresh National E-Census 52.Economic Reformation For Development 53.Poverty And Hunger Eradication 54: Humanitarian Aid Or Development Cooperation 55: How To Deal With NGOs) 56: Privatization of Institutions 57: Local Product vs. Imported Product 58.Sustainable Development Collectively Working With Gender Balance 60. Commerce And Trade 62. Tourism And Energy Industry 63: Creating Job Opportunities 64: Land Construction And Environment 65. City Planning 66: Mogadishu's Urban Development Strategies Conclusion General Annotations Concluding Remarks Bibliography Introduction To My Political Platform

The content of this books is as following: 1.Summary of the Civil War in Somalia 3.Political Introduction To Somalia 4.Geographical Map Of Somalia 5. Introduction To Somalias Civil War 6. Summary Of The Stages Passed In Two Decades 7.The Role Of Federalism In The Somali Conflict 8.Urgent Moral Rearmament For Revival 9. Is Revival Possible? 10: Everyone Could And Should Contribute 11: Prisoners Contribution 12.The Role Of The Civil Society 13.Voluntary Services 14. Making Mindful Man To Make a Meaningful Nation 15 Transforming Revolution To Rehabilitation 16: Familyhood& Childcare 17: Education 18: Religion 19: Work Ethics 20.Sustainable Peace And Stability 21: Social Reformation For Sustainable Security 22: Somalia As A Hospitalized Patient 23: Our Problem Is A Mind Faculty 24: Mental Rehabilitation 25.Somalia Needs No Military, But 26. Conflict Between Culture And Politics 27: Curing The Chaos From Its Causes 28. Reconciliation And Reintegration 29: Public Investment Creates Reconciliation 30: Somalia Does Not Need Foreign Peace Operation But Border Surveillance 31: Somalis Know How To Resolve Their Internal Conflicts 32: Peace Making Methodology 33: Disarmament And Demobilization 34.Changing The Disputed Territories To Brotherly Neighborhood Denizens Chapter Six: 35.Domestic And Foreign Policy 36.All We Are Lacking Is a Leader 37: The Best Generation to Lead 38: Election And Its Toolkits 39: Governmental Structure 40: Competitive Leadership For Somaa 41: Political Choice For New Somalia 42.Personal Principles Lead To National Development 43: Tackling The Crisis Of Nepotism. 44: How To Eliminate Nepotism Based on Clannish System 45: How To Combat Mal-Administration, 46.General Advice To the Domestic Political Stakeholders 47: Special Advice To Foreign Political Stakeholders 48.Special Advice To the To The Islamic Extremists 49.Special Advice To New Generation 50.Modern Electronic System TO Eliminate Corruption 51. Fresh National E-Census 52.Economic Reformation For Development 53.Poverty And Hunger Eradication 54: Humanitarian Aid Or Development Cooperation 55: How To Deal With NGOs) 56: Privatization of Institutions 57: Local Product vs. Imported Product 58.Sustainable Development Collectively Working With Gender Balance 60. Commerce And Trade 62. Tourism And Energy Industry 63: Creating Job Opportunities 64: Land Construction And Environment 65. City Planning 66: Mogadishus Urban Development Strategies Conclusion General Annotations Concluding Remarks Bibliography Introduction To My Political Platform

Since the fall of the Siad Bare regime in Somalia in 1991 and the fratricidal war that it unleashed in its wake, Somalia has been without an effective central government. Instead, warlords and their armed bandits have been controlling different parts of the country, with the former British colony of northern Somaliland unilaterally proclaiming its independence. Developments in the country since the recent transitional government was set up in 2004 have, however, presented both opportunities and challenges for the country. While much has been reported about the prevailing situation in the country, there has been a paucity of research articulating the various perspectives and challenges in the efforts to reconstitute Somalia's failed state. This book hopes to contribute in filling this gap. Contributors to the volume examine the various issues that lie behind the current situation in Somalia, seeking answers to a number of crucial questions: Why did the Somali state fail? What role did external actors and the internal configurations of the Somalis' socio-political structure play in the state collapse? Did the various peace and reconciliation conferences really achieve anything? Should Somalia be reconstituted as one state or should more than one state be allowed to emerge from the ashes of the collapsed state? What is the way forward out of the current imbroglio in Somalia?

Türkiye's policy towards Somalia specifically, and Africa and the Red Sea region in general, historically has had strong ties with the countries of the region. However, the process of relations during the early Republic era was fraught with numerous opportunities and challenges. This is also true for the "Defence and Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement" approved last month by the Somali Cabinet. As a NATO member, the Republic of Türkiye, especially since 1991, and more intensively with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's visit to Mogadishu in 2011 along with his family during his prime ministership, deepened its relations with Somalia in diplomatic, security, economic, and socio-cultural fields. The process of deepening relations between the two countries in various fields continues within the areas requested by Somalia and within the capabilities of Türkiye, as demonstrated by this framework agreement. In this context, the "Defence and Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement" signed between Türkiye and Somalia hold strategic importance both for the two countries involved and for regional stability. This 10-year agreement aims to expand cooperation, especially in the fields of maritime security, military training, and economic collaboration. The agreement grants Türkiye the authority to supervise maritime security operations in Somali territorial waters. Türkiye aims to support the reconstruction of the Somali Navy, combat illegal fishing within Somalia's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), enhance Somalia's capacity to fight against illegal and unregulated activities, and use the economic resources derived from the Somali EEZ for the development of the Somali Navy. Thus, this agreement has the potential to contribute both to the development of bilateral relations and to the security of a strategically located region crucial for the stability of international trade. However, considering that this agreement is a framework agreement, a more comprehensive analysis of the benefits for both countries or its contribution to regional stability will be possible with the public presentation of the sub-agreements in the coming period. Therefore, the main objective of this study is to identify the turning points in the relations between the two countries within the framework of the said agreement and to analyse its contribution to regional stability. This cooperation marks a turning point in relations between the two countries in terms of significantly strengthening the Somali government's efforts to maintain its sovereignty. In Somalia, where economic and political issues are prevalent, Türkiye's support in the fight against the security problems posed by the terrorist organization Al-Shabaab has been prominent. Thus, another important aspect of the agreement is Türkiye's responsibility to ensure maritime security in Somali waters and to protect the region. In this respect, the agreement can also be considered a concrete example of Türkiye's efforts to expand its international collaborations in military training, security, and defence industry areas. Therefore, the agreement is an important step that will contribute to regional and global security dynamics and further strengthen the strategic partnership between Türkiye and Somalia. From this point, the study first examines the relations between the two countries from 2011 to the said agreement. Then, it analyses the opportunities and challenges for Türkiye, Somalia, and the maintenance of regional stability, as well as the regional and global implications, and presents policy recommendations