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SHOT LIST:
1. Wide shot, Handover of the food items to the to the Permanent Secretary Ministry
of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management of the Federal Government of
Somalia, Mr. Moalim Mohamed
2. Med shot, banner
3. Wide shot, senior AMISOM military and police officers, Federal Government of
Somalia officials and international partners attending the handover ceremony of
food items
4. Close up shot, cooking oil
5. Close up shot, rice
6. Wide shot, guests at the handover ceremony
7. Med shot, Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union
Commission (SRCC) for Somalia Ambassador Francisco Madeira, Permanent
Secretary Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management of the Federal
Government of Somalia, Moalim Mohamed, Deputy Special Representative of the
UN Secretary-General (DSRSG) for Somalia Peter de Clercq and Deputy Special
Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for
Somalia Simon Mulongo at the ceremony
8. Close up shot, SRCC Ambassador Francisco Madeira speaking at the ceremony
9. Close up shot, DSRSG Peter de Clercq listening
10. Close up shot, Head of United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) Hubert
Price listening
11. Close up shot, DSRCC Simon Mulongo
12. Close up shot, Permanent Secretary Moalim Mohamed listening
13. Med shot, SRCC Francisco Madeira speaking
14. Close up shot, European Union officers at the event
15. Wide shot, guests at the event
16. Wide shot, a truckload of food items
17. Med shot, food items
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ambassador Francisco Madeira; Special Representative
of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission for Somalia
Whereas this condition [drought] has had some slight differences, the humanitarian
plight in Somalia still requires continued and stepped up support. During the
Commission chairpersons announcement of donation US dollars 100,000 by the AU
(African Union) to assist the victims of the drought, he expressed his wish that others
should emulate the gesture and this is a demonstration of the seriousness with
which the AU views the humanitarian challenge in Somalia.
African Union donates food items worth $100,000 in aid of drought victims in
Somalia
Mogadishu, 10 October 2017 - The African Union Mission in Somalia, (AMISOM) has
today handed over an assortment of food items worth $100,000 to the Somali
government to aid victims affected by drought.
The 67 metric tonnes comprising rice, sugar, beans and vegetable oil was officially
handed over to the Federal government officials by the head of the Mission,
Ambassador Francisco Madeira, on behalf of the Chairperson of the African Union
Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat.
During his visit to Somalia last March, Mr. Mahamat pledged humanitarian aid to
drought victims, after an international appeal for emergency assistance by the
Federal Government of Somalia. The appeal saw an unprecedented response by the
Somali people and the international community, raising a total of $1.1 billion dollars,
which helped avert famine.
Speaking during the ceremony held in Mogadishu, Ambassador Madeira noted that
the situation in Somalia still remains fragile due to poor rainfall and frequent disease
outbreak.
Whereas this condition [drought] has had some slight differences, the humanitarian
plight in Somalia still requires continued and stepped up support. During the
Commission Chairpersons announcement of donation 100,000 US dollars by the AU
(African Union) to assist the victims of the drought, he expressed his wish that others
should emulate the gesture and this is a demonstration of the seriousness with
which the AU views the humanitarian challenge in Somalia, Ambassador Madeira
stated.
The SRCC further reiterated the commitment of AMISOM to continue supporting the
Somali government and the humanitarian agencies to access and support
populations in need of assistance.
AMISOM will work closely with the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster
Management and local community leaders to ensure that food supplies are
distributed and reach the people in need of assistance, Ambassador Madeira noted.
Somali people together with our partners this time round have been more prepared
and coordinated well. Somalis in every part of the world were very much involved in
raising funds to help their brothers and sisters. The international community has also
done a tremendous job of providing much needed emergency supplies to the people
of Somalia. Therefore, we managed to avert what could have been a catastrophic
famine and loss of life, Mr. Moalim stated.
He added that the government is working on mechanisms to reduce the impact of
the recurrent drought by finding long term solutions to enable Somalia to be more
productive.
We are extremely proud of the African Union not just for the donation and for
showing that the continent is very much involved in its own issues but also for the
role it has played in terms of access and security in this country, which made the
drought relief operation a success, he noted.
END.