The Intergovernmental Authority on Development

A conflict can be defined as a mismatch between the parties' goals. If individuals or groups are incompatible with key goals, goals, values, or necessities, it may lead to attacks and violence. Small-scale conflicts are acts of third parties or external forces involved and differentiated to restore the possibility of conflict, and intervention is involved. Arbitration is usually designed to involve partners in constructive dialogue, initiate negotiations between partners, or break the deadlock negotiations.

Relationship between international organizations such as the United Nations (UN citizens) and the Intergovernmental Development Organization (IGAD), regional organizations, but in a country devastated by war, in order to achieve peace. According to the American who is trying to achieve peace there, however, they failed because the Somali armed groups gathered to fight the Americans. Somalia is one of the countries struggling to work well in today's country. Continuing civil war without the central government is one of rare places. After the president was assassinated, it occurred in 1969 because of a problem Anarchy in Somalia, it fights against many enemies, economic problems, often Somalia There are indigenous tribes. If Somalia can solve these problems, it will work and you will get a government that can adapt well to them.

Djibouti has been actively involved in the peace process of Somalia as the headquarters of intergovernmental organizations in developing countries. It held the Alta meeting in 2000 and 2008 between the Somali interim federal government and the reconstruction of the coalition - the 2009 year of talks, it led to the formation of a coalition government. In 2011, Djibouti participated in the Somali African Union mission. After the Somali federal government was established in 2012, the delegation of Djibouti attended the new inauguration of President Somalia.