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EU Hails Somalia Peace Agreement
ISSUE 108
Front Page
Index

Headlines

- USAID Official Says Somaliland Is A Good Place For Investment

- Interview With Andrew B. Sisson, USAID’s Regional Director for east and southern Africa
- UNESCO Asked To Return Manuscripts For Grade 5-8 Textbooks

- Somaliland Forum criticizes UNPOs' censorship of Somaliland Textbooks

- Bill Banning Plastic Bags Introduced By: Rep. Ismail H Farah, Mait District, Sanaag

- Hargeisa Urban Household Economy Assessment, Pt. IX

Health

- Greater Horn Suffers

- The Real Time Bombs

International News

- German President To Visit Africa On Footsteps Of Chancellor

- Freed UN Worker Speaks Of Ordeal In Somali Gunmen's Hands

- Still Striving For Equality

- Compensation Splits 2 UK Army Rape Families

- Mixed Results From Police-Somali Meeting
- ‘Old Guard’ Shares Skills With Djiboutian Army

Peace Talks

- Kenya Asks Ethiopia To Support Somali Peace Talks

- EU Hails Somalia Peace Agreement

- Peace Process On Course, Says Kenyan Ambassador

- It Is Now Or Never For Somalia

People

- U.S. Prosecutors Want To Hold Somali-Born Canadian

- Somali Decision Welcomed

Editorial & Opinions

- Somaliland Should Stay The Course In The East, Reach Out To Abdillahi Yusuf's opponents

- Somaliland’s Eastern Strategy Is Working

- The Making of the New Man

- The Lure of Mogadishu & The Shame of Siilanyo
- Masquerading Successful Somaliland As Failed Somalia

- The Only Solution For The Somali Crisis Is To Recognize Somaliland Republic

- Somaliland, The Boqor, And Puntland


Addis Ababa, February 13,2003 (WIC)- The European Union hailed the Somalia peace agreement signed in Nairobi 29 January 2004 describing it as a road to a final phase and "a window of opportunity to be seized upon without hesitation".

Ireland, president of the EU, said such agreement paves the way for moving to the third and final phase of the conference.
The European Union also commended the efforts of Somali leaders in order to attain this fundamental outcome by overcoming their differences.

In a press release sent to Walta EU called upon the Somali leaders to ensure the same spirit of positive co-operation during the final phase of the conference.

The European Union also reiterated its full and continuing support to the IGAD sponsored national reconciliation process.



 

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