Qamar Osman

On 28th August 2024, I travelled to Egypt, which is known as “Umm dunya” or “Mother of the world” or The Land of Pharaohs. It is an ancient nation with a civilization over 5000 years. It is home to iconic landmarks like the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Nile River. Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, merges ancient history with modern life and houses the famous Egyptian Museum. The Red Sea and Mediterranean coasts are also top tourist attractions, known for their stunning beaches and diving spots. My tour started straight to Alexandria, which was full of history & unforgettable moments. I began my tour at the most famous & oldest library in Egypt ‘The Bibliotheca Alexandrina’.  The Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a modern tribute to the ancient Library of Alexandria, is located in Egypt and covers 85,000 square meters. It was established in the 3rd century BC and was renovated in 2002. The library's design features 11 floors, most underground, with a vast main reading ...

  Wuxuu ahaa safar aad u xiiso badnaa oo aan la qiyaasi karin xasuusaha uu wato. Arbaco ay taariikhdu ku began tahay Agoosto 28, 2024 waxay ii aheyd maalin aan galay safar qaatay 12 saacadood. Goor casar ah ayaan ka tagnay aniga iyo wiilkeyga Maxamed Haaddi garoonka Aadan Cadde ee Muqdisho, annaga oo ku sii jeednay safar dibadda ah. Waa markii ugu horreysay oo uu safrayo wiilkeyga yar. Sida caadada ahba carruurta weydiimahooda ayaa badan markey la kulmaan waxyaabo aysan hore u arag. Waalidkuna kama daalo in ay dhageystaan waxna u sheegaan carruurtooda. Waxaan mid mid u tusayay waxyaabo badan oo aan uga sheekeyn jirey sida diyaaradaha iyo garoomada ay ku soo degaan. Mar walba wixii ku cusub ayuu su’aal iga weydiiyaa anna kama daalo inaan uga jawaabo. Waxa intaas dheer inaan uga sheekeynayey qisooyin ku saabsan safarka si uusan u dareemin caajis iyo hurdo inta safarka lagu jiro. Markii ay diyaaraddu hawada gashay ayuu billaabay inuu daawado caadka, cirka buluugga ah marna daruurta le...

  On July 1, 2021, I began an incredible journey with the Somali Public Agenda (SPA), marking the start of a career that has been both challenging and deeply rewarding. Joining SPA was a fantastic moment for me, as I became the first person to hold the positions of cashier and logistics officer. With a background in procurement and supply chain management, I felt this role was a perfect fit for me, despite my initial feelings of uncertainty. From the get-go, SPA provided me with many opportunities to grow and learn. During my first month, I participated in on-the-job training and a month-long blog writing training program. These experiences laid a strong foundation for my role and writing ability. Over the past three years, I benefited from training and earned five training certificates, each contributing to my professional development. One month into my role, I began actively participating in organizing and monitoring a Training of Trainers (TOT) project. This involved note-taking...