UN CHIEF REAFFIRMS SUPPORT TO SOMALI ‘NEW DEAL’ APPROVED AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN NOTE THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT FAIL

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UN CHIEF REAFFIRMS SUPPORT TO SOMALI 'NEW DEAL' APPROVED AT
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCENew York, Sep 16 2013 6:00PMThe international
community and Somalia begin a new partnership today, Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon said urging parties to align their political and financial
support begin a 'New Deal' to drive the country's economic and
political recovery.

"Today we take forward that commitment by endorsing the Somalia New
Deal Compact and aligning international support to implement its
principles and priorities," the Secretary-General said in his
<"http://www.un.org/sg/statements/index.asp?nid=7084">message to the
High-Level Conference on a New Deal for Somalia delivered in Brussels
by his Special Representative Nicholas Kay.

Finalized today, the New Deal is seen as a roadmap for promoting
statebuilding and peacebuilding over the next three years by focusing
on the Somali political processes, security, legal system and economic
foundation.

During the one-day meeting, hosted jointly by the European Union and
the Somali Federal Government, the Somali leadership set out its
priorities and plans on a course to deliver on them, while the
international community laid out future support for those priorities.

"The New Deal is about the people, for the people, and with the people
of Somalia," Mr. Ban stressed. "Our meeting today is a milestone, the
beginning of a new partnership based on mutual commitments and
accountability that bind all of us in support of Somalia."

Some 200 Government delegates attended today's meeting, along with aid
groups and global finance institutions, and representatives of the UN.

"The United Nations stands ready to assist the Government to
coordinate international assistance in line with Security Council
resolution 2102," said Mr. Ban's statement, highlighting the UN
Multi-Partner-Trust Fund.

The UN will continue to support the Government's efforts to bring the
political process, security needs, human rights protection and
development activities together under one framework, according to the
statement. The Organization will also continue to improve its own
operations in Somalia, promoting international coordination and
working progressively towards strengthening national systems.

The UN Assistance Mission to Somalia (UNSOM) is also working to
enhance the Government's capacity to provide basic services, justice
and the rule of law.

Addressing the African Union Peace and Security Council in Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, Mr. Kay, who is also the head of UNSOM, said this
support is not limited to the capital, but expands to various regions
including the facilitation of dialogue Somaliland and supporting an
inclusive process for future elections in Puntland, among other
issues.

In his statement today, Mr. Ban referred to the Vision 2016 Conference
held this month in Mogadishu as the start of a new dialogue among
Somalis over federalism, governance and reconciliation.

Mr. Ban said he encouraged the continuation of efforts to develop the
Federal States, advance the constitutional review process and prepare
for elections.

"The United Nations stands ready to play its part, particularly in
promoting progress in relations between the Federal Government and
other entities, including those in Puntland and Somaliland," Mr. Ban
said, noting the importance of genuine national reconciliation through
Somali-to-Somali dialogue.Sep 16 2013 6:00PM
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