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Hargeisa (ANN)-The President of republic of Somaliland, Mr. Muse Bihi Abdi, has called on the Egyptian government to the troops it is bringing to Somalia divert to help the Palestinian people who have suffered at the Rafah border in Egypt.
President Bihi said this in a speech he made during his last week’s trip to Eastern Somaliland regions, to be informed about the situation in Eastern Somaliland
His words are in response to the Egyptian government’s plan to send troops them to Somalia, which is part of the Military Agreement signed with the Federal Government of Somalia, and Egypty last week.
The Egyptian government wants its troops to enter Somalia African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) wearing shirtsof the African Union.
Egyptian government has said it wants to replace its troops after the short term of ATMIS, but Egypt’s announcement has sparked conflict in the region.
The Help is needed by the suffering people of Palestine, who have blocked Egypt route the access to aid from the Egyptians, who need your help, added President Bihi.
However, the issue of the Egyptian army has been explained that its purpose is only to inform the Somali government of its opposition to the Memorandum of Understanding between Somaliland and Ethiopia and also to carry out the plans of those forces in SomaliaEgypt’s policy in the region wants to squeeze Ethiopia, which has a major dispute with Egypt over the use of Nile River water.
Egypt say, ” we are sending relief troops to Somalia, but they were unable to provide aid to the Palestinian people who are suffering in the city of Rafah. Those who are suffering in the camps on the outskirts of Egypt need help,” said, President Bihi
President Bihi also mentioned that a war has been waged in Somaliland, while Turkey, Djibouti and others want to support the aggression of the Federal Government of Somalia, which according to him the world is desperate,
Written by Arraale M. Jama, a freelance journalist and human rights activist.
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