UN Mission in Somalia to End Operations on Oct. 31 After Decades of Support
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'This milestone brings to a close more than three decades of United Nations missions in support of peacebuilding, state-building, governance and reconciliation in Somalia,' says spokesman
In a statement issued on Monday by its spokesperson, the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, welcomed the progress made in the area of peace and reconstruction of the State, as well as "the determination and resilience of the Somali people" in the face of persistent difficulties. Created in November 2024 to succeed the Assistance Mission [...]
The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, today praised the organization's mission in Somalia, less than a week from ending its presence in the country, highlighting the political and security challenges that persist.
The UN announced that the UNTMIS mission in Somalia will end its mandate on December 31. Following a two-year transition period, the mission's functions will be transferred to Somali institutions and UN programs; this marks the end of more than 30 years of UN missions in the country.
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