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☪ ሶማሊያዊው የዓለም ዋንጫ ዳኛ ከሽብር ጋር በተያያዘ ጉዳይ አሜሪካ እንዳይገባ ታገደ
⚽ በዓለም ዋንጫ የመጀመሪያው ሶማሊያዊ ዳኛ ይሆናል ተብሎ ሲጠበቅ የነበረው ኦማር አርታን አሜሪካ እንዳይገባ ታገደ።
በአውሮፓውያኑ 2025 የካፍ የዓመቱ ምርጥ ዳኛ የተባለው ኦማር፤ ማያሚ አውሮፕላን ማረፊያ ከደረሰ በኋላ ወደ አሜሪካ እንዳይገባ ተከልክሏል።
ዳኛው ሶማሌዎች በስሜት በሚያፈቅሯት በክርስቶስ ተቃዋሚ ቱርክ ቆይታው በኋላ ወደ ሞቃዲሾ አምርቶ ከፍተኛ አቀባበል ተደርጎለታል።
አሁን ዳኛው አሜሪካ ለመግባት ባለመቻሉ ከዓለም ዋንጫ ዳኞች ዝርዝር ውስጥ ወጥቷል።
ዳኛው ለምን ወደ አሜሪካ እንዳይገባ እንደታገደ ከአሜሪካ ባለሥልጣናት በኩል የተባለ ነገር ባይኖርም በፕሬዝዳንት ዶናልድ ትራምፕ የጉዞ እገዳ ከተጣለባቸው አገራት አንዷ ሶማሊያ ናት።
ፊፋ ከአሜሪካ ባለሥልጣናት ጋር ከተነጋገረ በኋላ ዳኛው በዓለም ዋንጫ እንደማይሳተፍ አስታውቋል።
"ኦማር አብዱልቃድር አርታን አሜሪካ እንዳይገባ በመከልከሉ የ2026 የዓለም ዋንጫን እንደማይዳኝ ፊፋ ያረጋግጣል" ሲል መግለጫ አውጥቷል።
ፊፋ በአዘጋጅ አገራት የቪዛ አሰጣጥ ሒደት ውስጥ "ጣልቃ እንደማይገባ" ገልጿል። ይህም የቪዛ ጉዳይን በሕግ ክርክር ለመፍታት መሞከርን ይጨምራል።
የዳኛው የቪዛ ሁኔታ እንደማይለወጥ የአሜሪካ ባለሥልጣናት መግለጻቸውን ፊፋ አክሏል።
በአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ክርስቲያኖች ላይ እየተፈጸመ ያለውን ግፍ እና ጀነሳይድ አስመልክቶ አንዴም ትንፍሽ ብለው የማያውቁትና ከክርስቲያኖች ጋር አንድነትን እንኳን ለማሳየት ያልፈለጉት የሉሲፈራውያኑ ወኪል የአለም ጤና ድርጅት ዋና ዳይሬክተር ቴዎድሮስ አድሃኖም ገብረእየሱስ ማክሰኞ በ X. አርታን በዘንድሮው የአለም ዋንጫ የሚጠበቀው ምእራፍ “ምንም ቢሆን የቆመ ነው” ሲሉ “የሙያህ ጫፍ ላይ ደርሰህ እዚያ በመድረስ ብቻ ትውልድን አነሳሳህ እና ካገኘኸው ከሜዳ እንድትርቅ መደረጉ ምንም ለውጥ አያመጣም” ሲሉ ተናግረዋል።
☪ Omar Artan, who denies any association with terrorist groups, deemed threat to national security by US government officials.
⚽ A World Cup referee from Somalia who was denied entry to the United States was received by a crowd of supporters and officials Wednesday as he arrived in Somalia’s capital of Mogadishu, where he said he plans to be at the next World Cup and urged Somali youths to be proud of their country.
Omar Artan was set to be the first referee from Somalia to officiate at a World Cup after making FIFA’s final list for the tournament. He is one of Africa’s top referees and was named the continent’s best male referee in 2025.
He was denied entry at Miami International Airport on Saturday over “vetting concerns,” U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement without giving details of those concerns. FIFA subsequently cut him from the tournament’s referee list.
Artan was issued a visa to travel to the U.S. last week, according to the Somalia Embassy in Kenya that processed it. U.S. is co-hosting with Mexico and Canada, and Artan was due to meet up with other World Cup referees at their training base in Miami.
He returned to a hero’s welcome at the airport in Mogadishu, where he thanked the Somali government and people as well as FIFA for their support for him.
“I promise you, God willing, that I will attend the next one,” he said as hundreds of supporters at the airport waved the Somali flag. “I want the Somali public to take comfort in this and remain confident.”
The U.S.’s highly unusual move to deny a FIFA-appointed match official permission to enter a World Cup host country drew outrage across the world and raised questions among some fans about America’s capacity to host the competition.
Somalia is one of nearly 40 countries subject to new travel restrictions under the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration.
Hundreds of supporters, government officials and members of Somalia’s football community gathered hours before Artan arrived at Aden Adde International Airport at about 8:30 a.m. local time.
As Artan disembarked, supporters waving Somali flags crowded around him before draping him in the flag.
He was then escorted by police officers to the airport’s VIP terminal, where he was welcomed by Somalia’s Minister of Youth and Sports, officials from the Somalia Football Federation and other dignitaries and spoke to press.
“It is up to all of us to defend the Somali name,” Artan said. “Somalia belongs to us, whether it is in a bad state or a good state. That flag belongs to us, and that passport belongs to us.”
In a country where decades of war and the rise of the al-Qaida-linked al-Shabab extremist group has limited the potential of many, Artan’s denial brought disappointment to many but reminded some in the country about what is possible if they chase their dreams.
Artan’s expected milestone at this year’s World Cup “stands no matter what,” the World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote Tuesday on X. “You reached the summit of your profession and inspired a generation back home just by getting there, and being kept off the pitch you earned doesn’t change that,” he added.
