WAXAA SAXAFI NOQON KARA OO KALIYA 40 JIR

                   
Dawladda Soomaaliya ayaa todobaadkan gudihiisa u soo gudbisay baarlamanka Soomaaliya hindise sharciyeed shuruudo ku xiraya qofka noqonaya ama ka shaqeynaya saaxaafadda Soomaalida. Hindise sharciyeedkan oo ay golaha wasiirada isku soo wada raaceen ayaa sheegaya sidan (waxaa saxafi noqon kara oo kaliya 40 jir iyo wixii ka weyn). Sababta ugu weyni ee keentay in xukuumada Somaaliya ay cod uga doonto baarlamanka sharcigan  ayaa lagu sheegay inay tahay sidii loo heli lahaa saxaafad iyo saxafi tayo leh, isla markaana lagu hagaajin lahaa anshaxa saxaafadda Soomaaliyeed.
Ma ogin in baarlamanka Soomaaliya uu ansixin doono sharcigan cusub iyo in kale, waxeyse aniga iila muuqataa sharcigani oo ay weheliyaan qodobo kale oo badan inuu yahay mid ciriiri galinya in la helo dad badan oo shaqadaa qabta, mana garan karno wax dawladda Soomaaliya ku qasbaya in ay qaabkaa u hubiso tayada saxaafada iyadoo ay heli karto wadooyin kale oo ay ku hagaajin karto tayada saxaafada iyo saxafiyiinta Soomaaliyeed. Hadaba akhristow ma kula tahay in loo maray wado saxan toosinta anshaxa saxafiga iyo saaxafada Soomaaliyeed intaba?.

Waxaan is weydiiyey in badan horta dawlada inta aaney sharciba keenin ma u diiwaan gashayihiin dhamaan war-baahinta wadanka ka jidha. Shati ma u leeyihiin, waxey u muuqataa inaysan jirin labada qodob aan hadda soo sheegay, hadaba si aan xal uga gaarno ama aan fikrad uga helno akhristow ila eeg qorshayaasha nala haboon in wax lagu hagaajin karo.

Marka hore inaanan meel fog xalka dawladda aysan kaba doonin waxaa ila wanaagsan inay raacdo wadooyinkan.

1- In la diiwaan galiya dhamaan qeybaha kala duwan ee war-baahinta sida (Idaacadaha la iska arko "TV networks", jariiradaha kuwa malinlaha aha ama bil-laha hadba kuu doono ha ahaadee, baraha internetka "news websites" Idaacadaha la dhegeysto "Radio Stations") IWM.

2- In saxafi kasta lagu xiro inuu soo maro imtixaan lagu hubinayo aqoontiisa "barrel test" sida dhaqaatiirta ama lawyers-kaba loo marsiiyo.

3-  In la diyaariyo siminaaro aqoon kororsi ah oo lacag la'aan ah oo saxafiyiinta lagu horu marinayo xirfadooda, ama la furo dugsiyo laga barto saaxafadda "journalism school".

Akhristow haddii intaa kaliya la sameeyo waxaa hubaal ah in la heli karayo saaxafad iyo saxafi tayo leh, laakiinse hadii da'da oo kaliya la badelo ma keeni karto in tayadu ku wanaagsanaan kareyso tan kale waxey keeneysaa qeybo badan oo bulshadii kamida inay shaqo la'aan ku dhacdo oo dhibaato kale oo hor leh la soo biiriyo.

Si kastoo ay ahaataba waxaa hubaal ah anaga iyo madaxda dawladdaba inaanu dooneyno inaan wax hagaajino aanse ku kala aragti duwan nahay oo kaliya wadadii loo mari lahaa, waddanka waa uu naga dhaxeeyaa taladana sidoo kale, hadaba aan talo badsanee adigana muxuu yahay fikirkaagu?.

World's largest building opens in China

 
The design plan for the New Century Global Center in Chengdu, China.  ETCGN 

If the words biggest, largest, tallest or fastest are used, you can bet China is somehow involved. After all, the People’s Republic boasts the world’s biggest shopping mall and museum, tallest statue and highest observation deck, among other superlatives. And, as of this week, you can add the world’s largest free-standing building to the growing list.

The New Century Global Center in Chengdu, in Sichuan in western China, is so big that it’s got its own artificial sun. Indeed, at 500 meters (1,640 feet) long, 400 meters (1,310 feet) wide and 100 meters (325 feet) high, it’s massive enough to hold 20 Sydney Opera Houses or three Pentagons, according to local authorities.

Of course, you won’t find any Sydney Opera Houses or Pentagons inside this 1.76 million-square-meter (18.94 million-square-foot) space. The colossal structure, which opened June 28 under the management of Exhibition and Travel Group, is like an enclosed town, with businesses, offices, shopping malls, theaters, two five-star hotels, a skating rink and even a water park called Paradise Island with an “indoor beach.” The New Century Global Center also boasts a faux Mediterranean village, following the bizarre trend in China for copycat European towns.

The exterior of the new mega-structure is shaped like a wave, while the interior has a marine theme, despite the fact that the nearest ocean is some 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) away. The Japanese-designed artificial sun, meanwhile, will shine 24 hours a day and offer a welcome respite from the thick smog that typically blankets Chengdu’s streets.

The building forms the centerpiece of a recently developed area known as Tainfu New District on the outskirts of Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan. Like many Chinese megacities, this hub of 14 million is rapidly expanding with a growing subway system and a new airport planned for 2020.

Officials had hoped to have the New Century Global Center completed in time for a global forum hosted by the U.S. magazine Fortune that brought presidents and CEOs of some of the world’s largest companies to the city between June 6 and June 8. That didn’t pan out, but the government isn’t shy about its desire for Chengdu to become the economic capital of western China. Chengdu’s GDP reached 800 billion RMB ($130.48 billion) by the end of 2012, according to state media, ranking third among China’s sub-provincial cities.

And Chengdu’s expansion plans are far from over. Indeed, another massive structure is planned just across the road from the New Century Global Center. The Chengdu Contemporary Arts Center, designed by award-winning British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid, boasts its own impressive list of features, including an opera house, theater and museum.

Inside the shopping area of the New Century Global Center.  ETGCN

The soon to open indoor beach at the New Century Global Center.  ETGCN

The hotel rooms are seen in the New Century Global Center.  ETGCN