Woyanne envoy impedes Somali talks

By admin on June 4th, 2008

Reports from Djibouti where the peace talks between Somali government and the opposition groups is underway say that Somali opposition group members has seen in the conference hall the Woyanne ambassador to Djibouti at the talk’s venue that caused the ARS members to demand the United Nations him to get the ambassador out from the meeting or to bring to a halt the talks.

Following UN officials informed the Woyanne envoy to leave from the center but he disallowed to accept.

One of the ARS’s members Saleman Olad Roble told online that they entirely left from the spot when the Woyanne envoy rejected to walk away.

As the reporters asked United Nations envoy for Somalia Ahmadu Ould Abdalla on this matter he shrugged off to answer back.

Latest reports from Djibouti say that the ARS members are holding special meeting to address on this issue.

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