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Ra'iisul wasaaraha Soomaaliya oo sheegay in fikirka Puntland ee Dastuurka uu la mid yahay midka ay dadku qabaan

Sabti, May 12, 2012 — Ra'iisul wasaaraha Soomaaliya C/weli Maxamed Cali ayaa sheegay in fikirka ku aaddan dastuurka ee Puntland ayaa ku sheegay mid la mid ah fikirka ay dadku ka qabaan dastuurka.

Ra'iisul wasaaruhu wuxuu sheegay inaan xilligan aan dastuurka loo qaadi karin afti dadweyne, balse loo qaadi doono markii la gaaro waqtigeeda, inta ka horreysana wax laga bedeli karo waxna lagu dari karo.

"Dad badan ayaa fikirro ka qaba dastuurka, fikirka ay soo jeedisay Puntland kuwaas ayuu la mid yahay," ayuu yiri ra'iisul wasaaraha oo sheegay inay lagama maarmaan tahay in la helo dastuur looga gudbo axdiga KMG ah ee hadda lagu shaqeeyo.

Maamul-goboleedka Puntland ayaa sheegay in 36-qodob oo ku jira dastuurka cusub ee la doonayo in la ansixiyo aysan ku qanacsanayn sida ay u qoran yihiin sidaad daraadeedna ay tahay in la bedelo inta aan la ansixin.

Qoraal kasoo baxay xafiiska madaxweynaha Puntland ayaa lagu dalbaday in shir lagu dhameynayo kala fikir duwanaasha soo dhexgashay DKMG iyo Puntland lagu qabto dalka Itoobiya ama Kenya midkood.

Hadalka ra'iisul wasaaraha Soomaaliya ayaa u muuqda inaysan dowladdu doonayn in laga laabto ansixinta dastuurka oo shirkii lagu soo xulayay ergadii ansixin lahayd uu ka socdo Muqdisho.

Muranka ku saabsan dastuurka ayaa wuxuu soo billowday markii dowladda KMG ah ay sheegtay in la ansixinayo, balse fikirka Puntland ayaa noqonaya mid aad u soo dib-dhacay wuxuuna maamulku ku sheegay inay taasi ku timid guddi kasoo talo-bixiya oo loo saaray.

Radio Mogadishu distorts Prime minister’s interview on Puntland’s recent decision on Draft Constitution

Muqdisho(Puntlandi)—-Radio Mogadishu, the mouth piece of transitional Somali government have recently misinterpreted an interview in which Somali Prime minister Abdiwali Mohamed Ali (Gaas) gave radio Mogadishu , Puntlandi reports

Radio Mogadishu asked several questions, part of them relating to Puntland government decision in which it had said that Somali Draft Constitution needs adjustment and rectification

Radio Mogadishu website Published on Saturday (12th May) a news article about the response from the Prime minister of Somalia in which its original meaning was distorted by radio Mogadishu staff.

Puntlandi investigates whether Prime minister said these statements “ its up to Puntland government for its claim and roadmap process will never be effected such claims from Puntland government”

Puntlandi also receives the original clip of the interview and the question about Puntland which was asked the prime minister and it was totally different as it was interpreted.

Prime minister Abdiwali Mohamed Ali said in his interview, that there are several entities who have questions about constitution. He said Somali Ulemas and Constituent assembly will check the constitution. “Puntland is not different from those who have suggestions about constitution , and constitution has not yet been finalized” said the prime minister.

What was written on Radio Mogadishu Webpage and what was broadcast in radio Mogadishu news bulletin was dissimilar.

http://puntlandi.com/?p=33188

Earlier this week, Puntland leader Abdirahman Faroole expressed his displeasure with the new Somali constitution. While other Somali figures pointed out trivial details like religious and ethnic definitions in the constitution, Faroole was concerned with the federal structure and Puntland’s control over its own resources.

Puntland’s president pointed out thirty-six different points in the Somali constitution, related entirely to resource distribution and the autonomy states receive in the post-transitional period.

Somali Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali today announced to an audience in Mogadishu that all grievances would be addressed, pointing more specifically to those of Puntland. The heightened demands by Puntland, which helped engineer the constitution, as well as the prime minister’s swift address, may be related to upcoming news on exploration efforts in the region.
Hirsi Fiqi, Editor

DissidentNation.com

Earlier this week, Puntland leader Abdirahman Faroole expressed his displeasure with the new Somali constitution. While other Somali figures pointed out trivial details like religious and ethnic definitions in the constitution, Faroole was concerned with the federal structure and Puntland’s control over its own resources.