“The International Maritime Law provides mechanisms by which landlocked states can access the sea through mutually acceptable agreements with the states that have seas” - Abdullahi Weli (Abdalla Wali) #PDRCTalks26

Thank you for all joining us tonight Puntland Development & Research Center (PDRC). Some key takeaways: - We need to take a proactive role in the outcomes of the current geopolitical shifts in our region - Current threat of piracy can lead to socioeconomic repercussions and impede all the progess we have made

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Tonight at 10:00 PM EAT, The Daily Somalia will be hosting a discussion focusing on #Somalia-#Turkey Defense and Economic Pact's Impact on Security and Economics in the Horn of Africa. The panelists for this event include Dr. Abdirahman M. Abdi Hashi (Dr. Abdirahman M. Abdi Hashi), former

It was privilege to have had a meaningful meeting with Chief Justice Ronny Govinden of the Seychelles Supreme Court. His gracious reception in his office set the tone for an engaging discussion centered around maritime threats and due process.

Check out my interview on BBC Somali addressing the resurgence of piracy along Somalia's coast. Tune in from 16:30 to 21:40 for insights into the challenges and impacts of this concerning trend. bbc.com/somali/bbc_som…

President Deni's Leadership Under Scrutiny Amid Rising Piracy Concerns in Puntland. Recent incidents off the coast of #Somalia have highlighted a worrying rise in maritime piracy, notably with the ransom-driven release of the MV Abdullah. According to Reuters, pirates received

Check out here my conversation with Abdishukri Haybe from BBC News Somali about the implementation of the Somalia-Turkey maritime defense agreement.

Sharing my analysis with ⁦The Daily Somalia⁩ on how the Somali Government will benefit from the defense pact between Turkey. Please read more here. dailysomalia.com/turkish-naval-…

Attending the Summer Academy on the Continental Shelf in Arusha, organized by African Institute of International Law and The University of the Faroe Islands. I had the privilege of meeting and attending the lectures of Judge Osman Keh-Kamara from Sierra Leone, a respected member of the judges at International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Again at the Peace Palace, The Hague for attending the renowned UN Office of Legal Affairs annual fellowship ILFP and Joining other 21 fellows across the world, including 5 from Africa, promoting greater understanding and cooperation on contemporary issues of international law.

I had the pleasure of reconnecting my former law of the sea lecturer, Dr. Murat, here in The Hague. It was inspiring to hear his encouraging words once again.

What a pleasure to attend The Summer Course of Public International Law organized by @HagueAcademy. This program, one of the oldest in international law, has been held since 1923. While this year marks the 1st of the Academy's 2nd century, it is also the 93rd Summer Course.

It was a pleasure to visit Amb. Yonis Hashi of Somali Embassy - Belgium in Brussels, Belgium, yesterday. As he steps down at the end of this month, I commend his milestone contributions to the embassy and I wish him all the best in his future endeavors.

I had the honor of meeting Judge Abdulqawi Yusuf again in The Hague, Netherlands. His wisdom and commitment to the development of Pan-Africanism and International Law continue to inspire me. I am always grateful for his encouragement and guidance.

Thanks to the KMI, the host of the 12th Global Ocean Regime Conference in Busan, South Korea. This year’s theme was Challenges in International Straits and SLOCS Amid Geopolitical Tensions. Babel-Mendab & Red Sea was covered. Pleasure to meet again Judge Konrad from International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Returned from Rhodes, Greece, for attending the 28th Rhodes Academy of Oceans Law and Policy. Very high level annual summer program established in 1996. It was pleasure meeting with senior counsel Larry and Prof A. Miron who represented Somalia before the ICJ.