Somalia says it is not offering and has no plans to offer any blocks disputed maritime areas to external bidders until International Court of Justice renders its judgment.
In a statement by Somali Foreign Ministry has assured Kenya not to undertake unilateral activities in disputed area, while reacting Kenya’s decision which ordered Mohamed Ahmed Nour, Somali Ambassador to Kenya to leave from Nairobi.
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