Mogadishu Port first shipment of livestock to Egypt has Arrived in Egyptian port

[THE_TRUTH1]

Mogadishu Port first shipment of livestock to Egypt has Arrived in Egyptian port


Markab ka shiraacday dekadda magaalada Muqdisho oo siday geel ayaa ku xirtay dekadda Aladbiyad ee magaalada Suweys, waxaana halkaasi kusoo dhoweeyeen markabkaasi wasiirada xannaanada xoolaha Masar iyo Somalia.




Markabkaan oo siday in ka badan 2,600 oo neef oo geel ah. Wasiirka xanaanada xoolaha Saciid Xuseen Ciid ayaa sheegay in tallaabadani inay ku timid heshiis dowladdaha Masar iyo Somalia dhex maray sanadkii hore.



Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in ka hor inta aan la gaarin Ciida Carafo dalka Masar loo dhoofin doono xoola gaaraya 50,000 neef ah.

Heshiiskaan cusub ee u furmay suuqa xoolaha Somalia ayaa waxay fursad u tahay ganacsayada Soomaaliyeed iyo dadka xoolaha dhaqto.

[Strategic]

This is a huge step for the economy,We can easily feed the arabs with our strategic location,the arabs need fruits,vegatables,meat.and since mogadishu is an ancient trade city,it can play a leading role and be a player in this regard.

[THE_TRUTH1]

Mog Gov and UAE sign deal on livestock trade making Somalia the leading export in Africa

Gulf Countries + Egypt + Iraaq + Turkey Mogadishu Port is pretty busy
https://youtu.be/UpCSNAwuB4g


Crops grown for commercial export markets include bananas, citrus, and vegetables Stagnant economic development


Somalia is Heading the right direction


Not Some many countries are blessed to have Abundance of resource and ports to export it

[Abdelrahim]

well done Somalia

[gambit]

I'm surprised they survived the trip. Mogadishu wasn't able to export. One time half the goats shipment was lost due to heat dehydration

[jamal9]

these livestock from south somalia will transmit zika virus to Egypt. don't celebrate yet.....

[Djiboutian]

The shipment was from Berbera, Somaliland not Mogdishu, Somalia.

This is the website where the above photos were taken from. The title is : "Governor of Suez and the Somali Minister receive first shipment of camels coming from the port of Berbera" .

http://www.albawabhnews.com/1805080

[Strategic]

The main exporter of livestock in the east africa is the eastafrica livestock export company

Mogadishu’s main port has seen an upsurge in activity as huge numbers of camels, goats and sheep are processed for export to Saudi Arabia and other countries in the Gulf.

The animals are kept at the Jazeera pre-export livestock facility, south of the city, for veterinary health screening and treatment ahead of export. Veterinarian at the centre, Yusuf Ali Raage, said 16,000 goats and sheep were currently waiting to be loaded onto a Saudi-bound cargo ship, and a further 3,500 head of camels were waiting for another vessel to dock.

Many pastoralists are hoping to capitalize on the increased demand for meat in Arabian markets in the month of Ramadan. They have brought their animals to the market for sale from far and wide.

Livestock-rearing and sale is the backbone of the country’s economy. Herds are just recovering from the effects of the prolonged droughts of 2010-2012.

Yusuf Ali Raage said animals coming from regions hit hard by the recent drought. Some 70,000 animals are expected to pass through the Jazeera centre ahead of the coming Hajj period.

Mogadishu’s seaport was officially reopened for livestock export in May 2012. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt are main buyers of Somali livestock. Most animals were exported via ports of Bosasso and Berbera prior to the reopening of Mogadishu port.

[Strategic]

The main exporter of livestock in the east africa is the eastafrica livestock export company

Mogadishu’s main port has seen an upsurge in activity as huge numbers of camels, goats and sheep are processed for export to Saudi Arabia and other countries in the Gulf.

The animals are kept at the Jazeera pre-export livestock facility, south of the city, for veterinary health screening and treatment ahead of export. Veterinarian at the centre, Yusuf Ali Raage, said 16,000 goats and sheep were currently waiting to be loaded onto a Saudi-bound cargo ship, and a further 3,500 head of camels were waiting for another vessel to dock.

Many pastoralists are hoping to capitalize on the increased demand for meat in Arabian markets in the month of Ramadan. They have brought their animals to the market for sale from far and wide.

Livestock-rearing and sale is the backbone of the country’s economy. Herds are just recovering from the effects of the prolonged droughts of 2010-2012.

Yusuf Ali Raage said animals coming from regions hit hard by the recent drought. Some 70,000 animals are expected to pass through the Jazeera centre ahead of the coming Hajj period.

Mogadishu’s seaport was officially reopened for livestock export in May 2012. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt are main buyers of Somali livestock. Most animals were exported via ports of Bosasso and Berbera prior to the reopening of Mogadishu port.

[original dervish]

This is welcome news.....hopefully money can be invested to increase the capacity of other regions to export.

[Strategic]

There is a bilateral agreement b/w egypt and somalia in which egptyt will import 5000 livestock per month and also will develop 9000 hectares of farm land in shabelle and hiraan.