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November 26, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Somali piracy caused by defending coastline from illegal fishers

The Commander of the Somali Coast Guard, General Farah Ahmed Omar, has said that piracy would not be curbed unless illegal fishing by foreign nations stopped. He explained that the illegal fishing and exploitation of Somali’s marine resources were the main factors which encouraged youths to head to

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The Commander of the Somali Coast Guard, General Farah Ahmed Omar, has said that piracy would not be curbed unless illegal fishing by foreign nations stopped. He explained that the illegal fishing and exploitation of Somali’s marine resources were the main factors which encouraged youths to head to sea to defend them.

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