Turkish Parliament passes Law to work with Somalia to Explore Oil

Yahya

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kickz said:
Niggas in here really cryin about this, atleast wait for the numbers to come out.:mjlol:
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They hate progress. Like the old ludites when technology first came out.

There's always something to complain about when your a salty hater.

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CaliTedesse

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tyrannicalmanager said:
i though you loved baba turkey?
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Nothing against the country aiding and cooperating with Somalia but this 3abid naïve mentality needs to stop Somalis are so gullible jileec and easily persuaded it's not even funny anymore. They need to smell the coffee and stop glorifying Turks.
 
Yahya

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Tukraq said:
Only somali oil companies=good no need for middle men
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That will take years. Even saudis needed help at first. We don't even have engineers or specialised workers.

Use your brain and think logically not with emotion.
 
AarLibaax

AarLibaax

CaliTedesse said:
Nothing against the country aiding and cooperating with Somalia but this 3abid naïve mentality needs to stop Somalis are so gullible jileec and easily persuaded it's not even funny anymore. They need to smell the coffee and stop glorifying Turks.
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Its strange that you view it like that.

You talk as if the Turks will come and take our oil. What are we bloody kids m8.

The reason we are happy is because the Turks have a tendency to get things moving and that is what we want, we aren't going to sit and wait for Western oil majors to decide the time table for exploration and extraction.

We would have no issue with Aramco or any of the middle eastern nations to take part. The oil is ours. The royalties are ours. The soil & sea the black gold is under is ours.
 
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Tukraq said:
Can easily be formed, oil is the easiest of business to get into, tell the government to say there willling to give out contracts to local oil companies and it will be done by tomorrow
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You're a prime example of what's wrong with Somalia. People with no knowledge think their opinions are valid. In some cases people will pick up guns to support those invalid opinions which leads to disastrous situations.

Oil is NOT an easy business to get into especially in 3rd world nations in Africa. Oil is one of the most expensive sectors to get into in the entire world. Two things that the Oil and natural gas business needs is MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF CAPITAL and TECHNICAL EXPERTISE both of these crucial variables are virtually Nonexistent in Somalia which is why there needs to be investment and expertise provided by outside parties until Somalia is able to build up it's own capital and bring on local experts and engineers.

People honestly need to think things through before saying just anything.
 
Tukraq

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Yahya said:
That will take years. Even saudis needed help at first. We don't even have engineers or specialised workers.

Use your brain and think logically not with emotion.
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we have plenty of diaspora engineers and specialized workers in the field willing to get the lucrative deal
Dues Ex Machete said:
You're a prime example of what's wrong with Somalia. People with no knowledge think their opinions are valid. In some cases people will pick up guns to support those invalid opinions which leads to disastrous situations.

Oil is NOT an easy business to get into especially in 3rd world nations in Africa. Oil is one of the most expensive sectors to get into in the entire world. Two things that the Oil and natural gas business needs is MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF CAPITAL and TECHNICAL EXPERTISE both of these crucial variables are virtually Nonexistent in Somalia which is why there needs to be investment and expertise provided by outside parties until Somalia is able to build up it's own capital and bring on local experts and engineers.

People honestly need to think things through before saying just anything.
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I'm sorry but its not that hard, have a friend in the industry in Dallas, it aint rocket science and somali businessmen have the capital and wouldn't miss out on the chance if given the opportunity
 
tyrannicalmanager

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CaliTedesse said:
Nothing against the country aiding and cooperating with Somalia but this 3abid naïve mentality needs to stop Somalis are so gullible jileec and easily persuaded it's not even funny anymore. They need to smell the coffee and stop glorifying Turks.
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there nothing with turkey exploring oil, but your point still stands.
the "3abid" mentality is very strong among many somalis, just check the youtube comment section of any video about turkey or turkish products and you'll see a legion of 3abids.
 
angelplan

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Source: https://sputniknews.com/analysis/20...somalia-seems-almost-inevitable---researcher/

Transition to Energy Cooperation Between Turkey and Somalia Seems Almost Inevitable - Researcher

The Somali invitation to Turkey to develop oil exploration has put the prospects and risks of such an initiative on the agenda for Ankara.

Last week, Somalia adopted a new oil law to attract additional foreign investment in the energy field and opened 15 blocks to oil companies willing to explore the country's hydrocarbon potential.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan confirmed on Monday that Turkey is set to drill for offshore oil in the country after receiving an invitation from Somalia to explore its seas.

Commenting on the issue, Turkish expert with the Association of Researchers on Africa (AFAM) Tugrul Oguzhan Yilmaz stressed that oil exploration work can strengthen Turkey's position in the region up to the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean.

“If we consider the political, military and economic relations that Turkey has so far built with Somalia, the transition to energy cooperation between the two countries seems quite expected and almost inevitable”, Yilmaz said.
According to Yilmaz, oil exploration in Somalia is not only profitable for Turkey. The Somali people will benefit the most from this initiative. The division in the country and political instability are creating economic problems. Turkey's oil exploration will make a serious contribution to the development of relations between the two countries in the economic and energy sectors, which will have a positive impact on the Somali society, which is experiencing serious economic difficulties. At the same time, this step will significantly enhance Turkey's political prestige, the expert said.

“If oil exploration starts in Somalia, Turkey's influence will extend to the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean”, he explained.
According to the expert, Turkey's oil exploration in Somalia may have a direct impact on its relations with the countries of the region.

“It is clear that the Al-Shabaab terrorist group operating in Somalia is leading the country not only to political and economic instability but also to social division. It should be emphasised that under these circumstances, some Gulf countries are seeking to exacerbate the situation of instability in Somalia”.
For instance, Saudi Arabia, which is one of the main US allies in the region, is trying to export Wahhabi ideology to East African countries. Such an ideological export and terrorist activity disguised as being religious enhances anti-Muslim sentiments in the region, through which the US is trying to gain a foothold, the Turkish expert noted.

Considering the recent coup attempts in Ethiopia and Sudan, if Turkey's oil exploration is to start in Somalia, this situation could create security risks and increase tensions in the region.

“I would like to recall that some time ago Al-Shabaab carried out attacks on the Turkish Embassy in Mogadishu. Moreover, the statement of Al-Shabaab leader Ahmed Diriye that 'Turkey is the enemy of Somalia' indicates that this terrorist organisation maintains its hostile position towards Turkey”, Yilmaz said.
Nevertheless, despite the existing threats, Turkey is able to ensure the security of its personnel in Somalia, the expert noted:

“The training base opened by Turkey in Mogadishu for the military training of the Somali Army is currently continuing its activities. Furthermore, the Turkish Navy, which has previously successfully carried out tasks in the Indian Ocean, just as it has in the Eastern Mediterranean, has the necessary strength and resources to ensure the security of Turkish personnel in the region”.
Turkey's new initiatives on Somalia, by investing in the country, will boost the capital concentrated in the Gulf region. If Turkey decides to take decisive action in this direction, it would mean Ankara is attempting to balance anti-Turkish activities, primarily those of Saudi Arabia and the UAE in the Eastern Mediterranean. At the same time, Turkey needs to act very carefully and prudently in the region, Yilmaz said, adding:

“Turkey will defend its rights and interests in accordance with the norms of international law but at the same time it must try to prevent the emergence of a new coalition in the region against itself”, the Turkish expert concluded.
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