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2021-05-03 13:30:41 GMT2021-05-03 21:30:41(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
MOGADISHU, May 3 (Xinhua) Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Roble on Monday vowed to promote press freedom in the country.
Roble said Somali journalists face challenges of tackling misinformation and other harmful content while having their own security concerns. I took this opportunity to praise the sacrifices of Somali journalists and their resilience and commitment to serving and informing the public under very tough circumstances over the years, he said in a statement issued in Mogadishu to mark the World Press Freedom Day Monday.
Roble said the government will come up with a solution to tackle disinformation which he said is affecting Somalia particularly during the transition period, urging Somali media to refrain from reporting unverified and unreliable information to improve the services media provides for the public.
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GOOBJOOG NEWS|MOGADISHU: Somalia needs a sound foreign policy devoid of emotions in order to compete favourably in the international arena and attract foreign investments, former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (pictured) has said.
Addressing a forum in Mogadishu Monday, the former head of state who is also the UPD party presidential candidate said Somalia’s international standing must be guided by a vibrant, open and tolerant foreign policy.
“Since we are not self-sufficient and in need of international assistance, we need, at the very least, a very stable foreign policy, a lot of tolerance, openness, acceptance and respect,” Mohamud said.