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Amazing. A young Somalilander software developer has created a system that tracks illegal fishing boats across the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Not only is this system helping Somaliland monitor unusual maritime activities, but it also has the potential to become an award-winning innovation. CREATED BY A LANDER....

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🇸🇴🇸🇩 🇵🇸🇸🇴5 个月前

“Award winning innovation” and I’m here just laughing at the Claude AI generated user interface.

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R 🔻5 个月前

You mean Somali, as there is no such thing as Somalialand

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Mustafa🇺🇸5 个月前

Amazing

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john snow5 个月前

No more cheetah trafficking Mashallah

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Astral Analyst5 个月前

Awesome. DP World builds ports. Landers build trackers. Name the colony. Ill wait.

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DaughterOfToghdeer5 个月前

@barwaqo2022 Very impressive, Allahumma barik. I love seeing our young people working to better our country, rather than trolling neighbouring countries with negative comments. Like the youth of 👉🇸🇴

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AdalUnion 🦅 🦁5 个月前

A young “Adalese” Marshallah.

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Camouflage5 个月前

Chatgpt lol

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هاكااانوا5 个月前

@MediaWararka Thanks...💚🤍❤️

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Ahmed Barkad5 个月前

Good job allaha ku barakeyo cilmiga

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Axmed Xussein5 个月前

War wiilasha badda noo ilaaliyo la wadaag

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Ftp1775 个月前

What is the first part of that land called again 🤔

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😎5 个月前

😂😂😂 Manshallah to the kid but this is simple to make

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Nimo Hag5 个月前

@Cagmadhige90 Superb 👌

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EebonRoots5 个月前

@DeeqAfrika I didn’t know we were doing Eid jokes

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Abdirahman said5 个月前

😂 Nomadic people with AI 🤖 clan country 😂

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Anab Qurux5 个月前

@FahimaAli49 Hu ha

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One Country Controls the world by deception5 个月前

Pure AI stuff . Next time get more creative.

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Wiggerstan Ambassador5 个月前

Ok now ask Claude to build you a navy

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Said Ali4 个月前

Well done

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Today, the Federal Government of Somalia deposited the instruments of accession to fifteen international maritime conventions with the International Maritime Organization (IMO), setting a new record as the largest single deposit of instruments of accession in the Organization’s history. This historic milestone reflects Somalia’s unwavering commitment to strengthening its maritime sector and aligning with the highest international standards of maritime safety, security, environmental protection, and governance. The conventions deposited include the Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLREG), 1972, Convention on Facilitation of International Maritime Traffic (FAL), 1965, International Convention on Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR), 1979, Protocol of 2005 to the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation (SUA), 2005, International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships (TONNAGE), 1969, International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW), 1978, Nairobi International Convention on the Removal of Wrecks, 2007, International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund Protocol, 1992, Civil Liability Convention Protocol (CLC), 1992, MARPOL Protocol, 1997, International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-operation (OPRC), 1990, SOLAS Protocol, 1978, and SOLAS Protocol, 1988>, among others. This landmark achievement demonstrates Somalia’s determination to modernize its maritime legal framework, enhance the safety and security of navigation, protect the marine environment, and fully implement internationally recognized maritime standards and obligations. As a nation with one of Africa’s longest coastlines and a strategic position along some of the world’s most important maritime trade routes, Somalia recognizes that a safe, secure, and well-governed maritime domain is essential to its national development and regional stability. Through these accessions, Somalia is laying the foundation for a modern, resilient, and internationally integrated maritime sector that will promote sustainable economic growth, facilitate international trade and investment, strengthen the blue economy, and deepen cooperation with regional and global maritime partners. This milestone marks another significant step in the Government’s broader efforts to restore Somalia’s leadership and credibility within the international maritime community.

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