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Somaliland: Organization of Islamic Cooporation donates medical supplies

December 30, 2011   ·   13 Comments

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HARGEISA — Organization of Islamic Cooporation (OIC) delivered medical supplies donated to Somaliland with the help of Saudi Arabia based charity. The donation was accepted by Somaliland Health Minister Dr. Hussein Mohamud Mohamed at the presidential palace on Thursday.

The exhibition of this aid was held in Hargeisa’s General Hospital with Participant of minister of health Dr. Hussein, Chairperson of humanitarian office Mrs. Amina Mohamud Diriye, head of Muslim Aid in
UK of Somaliland Mr. Mohamud Gahayr and general executive Director of Hargeisa General hospital as well as officials from ministry of health.

Donated by Saudi prominent businessman, His Excellency Sheikh Saleh Bin Salem Bin Mahfouz, the aid was 1087 cartons of various medical supplies. The general humanitarian aid will be channeled to seven hospitals in the country by the Ministry of Health.

IOC representative for Somalia Mr. Ibrahim Ali Hussein who spoke there thanked the participants and added it was not the last such assistance to the people of Somaliland. He said IOC was dedicated in helping the poor and disadvantage people who would not be able avoid basic medical care.

Dr. Khalid, a Saudi medical doctor and member of the IOC delegation lauded Somaliland’s achievements in stability and development and said he was happy to be part of the humanitarian mission.

The Somaliland officials on their part thanked the IOC, its delegation, Islamic charities and His Excellency Sheikh Saleh Bin Salem Bin Mahfouz.

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Readers Comments (13)

  1. Gobaad says:

    Barak Allaahu fiikum, wa shukran limucaawimaatikum!

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  2. mohamed cheers says:

    Nice to see Saudi donation channelled thru the OIC is reaching Somaliland. Looks like SLD
    will look forward to the AL/OIC showing more attentions not only in donations but bigger
    development investments and facilitating the SLD issue to become a full member of the UN
    and AL/OIC.
    Cheers.

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  3. Mahamed Ciise Saciid says:

    Mashallah.

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  4. Kayse says:

    Thank you Muslim nations and brothers and sisters. We thank all those who took part in making this vital medical assistance possible…Somaliland is desperately poor and needs all help it can get from its Muslim brethren.

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    • Miyirqabe says:

      Nice to see you Kayse that you have said something positive at last. Congratulations!!

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    • mohamed cheers says:

      Kayse shame on you..who said Somaliland is desperately poor. Again shame on you once more.
      Somaliland is Rich virgin nation needing good governance and developments. Donations or
      no donations, Somaliland fully undeveloped if nothing else has abundant livestocks of all sorts of
      animals husbandary and agricultural resources. What Somaliland is lacking is industrial developments and realization of that important faculty is now within reach God willing.
      Cheers.

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  5. AhmedY says:

    As much as I appreciate their help, I hope that it has not come with Wahabism attached to it.

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    • mohamed cheers says:

      My friend the KSR are the custodians of the holy land of the Contemporary Saudi Arabian dynasty.
      For the AL/OIC the Saudis play major roles in collaboration with the International Super powers.
      In these times of the Arab Spring Revelutions, it would appear that dramatic changes are taking place throughout the AL/OIC and probably throughout the entire global villages of all nations.
      Ofcourse God knows better. My point is, with these dramatic changes, the Saudis themselves will
      be exploring ways to face such short falls on their previous status quo functionalities. So let's
      all look forward to a newly improved understanding relationships ..Muslims or non-muslims.
      Btw if you are not interested in the Wahabism Doctrine nobody is going to force it down your throat.
      We are born free and entitled to a free World if you really know your way around.
      Cheers.

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      • AhmedY says:

        No disrespect but I do not really understand what you are talking about Mohamed Cheers. Sorry!

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  6. Berri says:

    Thanking for everything good especially the people is must to every Muselms in accordance with Islamic teachings.

    But there are many short comings from both KSR & OIC when it comes to Somaliland humanitarian assistance in accordance with OIC charts and bylaw of this Politically Dominated Islamic Organization which totally diverted negatively from its basic missions to towards Islamic countries.

    Organisation of Islamic Cooperation
    Check out the sizes of yearly assistance and policies at here http://www.oic-oci.org/home.asp

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  7. Berri says:

    Bit Info about Sheikh Saleh Bin Salem Bin Mahfouz, he is Yemeni ( Hadramoot ) originally and one of the late sons of prominent businessman who was solely Somaliland Livestock importer to Saudi Arabia since early 50's till the collapse of what us to call Somalia and one of the wealthiest man in KSA in 1970's closely corroborator with ruling family ( King Abdulaziz). Former founder of the biggest commercial bank (was only correspondent bank that opening the all L/Cs for whole livestock importation orders.)

    Hence, image the decades of fortunes and wealthy he gained from monopolistic trading of our natural source. Also OIC is one to generously highly paid to its employees , so this is bean nuts and symbolic show offs and less than the salary of Mr. Ibrahim Ali Hussein!

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  8. John Paulson says:

    Micro-donations are a form of charitable donations that are small in the donated amount. In the past, they have been used most effectively by companies collecting spare change at registers and checkouts.

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