On the 26th of July this year the Jazeera Place Hotel was attacked by a terrorist truck bomb; less than four months later the hotel is safe, sound and back in business. On Sunday 29th November, the new and improved Jazeera Palace will be re-launched as a symbol of the Somali people’s commitment to peace, progress and prosperity.
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Jazeera Place Hotel Re-launch - "open and safe for business"
On the 26th of July this year the Jazeera Place Hotel was attacked by a terrorist truck bomb; less than four months later the hotel is safe, sound and back in business. On Sunday 29th November, the new and improved Jazeera Palace will be re-launched as a symbol of the Somali people’s commitment to peace, progress and prosperity.
On the 26th of July this year the Jazeera Place Hotel was attacked by a terrorist truck bomb; less than four months later the hotel is safe, sound and back in business. On Sunday 29th November, the new and improved Jazeera Palace will be re-launched as a symbol of the Somali people’s commitment to peace, progress and prosperity.
Business" On
the
26,-
of
July
this
year
the
Jazeera
Place
Hotel
was
aFacked
by
a
terrorist
truck
bomb;
less
than
four
months
later
the
hotel
is
safe,
sound
and
back
in
business.
On
Sunday
29,-November,
the
new
and
improved
Jazeera
Palace
will
be
re-launched
as
a
symbol
of
the
Somali
peoples
commitment
to
peace,
progress
and
prosperity. The
speed
in
which
weve
got
back
up
and
running
is
testament
to
the
indomitable
Somali
spirit
and
the
resilience
of
the
Mogadishu
business
community,
said
Abdikarim
Siad,
Managing
Director
of
the
Jazeera
Group.
We
stand
together
with
our
brothers
and
sisters
in
Mali,
Paris
and
everywhere
else
aected
by
the
scourge
of
terrorism
in
refusing
to
be
inZmidated
by
it. Despite
the
best
eorts
of
the
terrorists
who
wish
nothing
but
harm
to
Somalia,
Mogadishu
is
now
a
bustling
and
thriving
place
to
do
business.
New
enterprises,
shops,
cafes
and
restaurants
are
opening
everyday.
There
are
now
around
8
ights
arriving
and
leaving
through
the
citys
brand
new
airport
terminal
everyday.
Thousands
of
Somalis
are
returning
to
their
country
of
origin
to
take
advantage
of
new
business
opportuniZes.
Entrepreneurs,
investors
and
professionals
of
every
sort
are
coming
back
or
training
in
Somalias
own
internaZonally
accredited
universiZes
to
build
a
sustainable
and
prosperous
peace
across
the
country.
The
Jazeera
Palace
Hotel
is
proud
to
oer
a
pleasant,
comfortable
and
safe
place
to
stay. The
refurbishment
of
Mogadishus
premier
hotel
took
6
weeks
and
employed
over
a
hundred
Somali
builders,
plumbers,
electricians,
gardeners
and
decorators.
The
bombing
also
damaged
houses
and
shops
in
the
surrounding
neighbourhood
and
in
rebuilding
the
hotel
we
have
taken
care
to
help
reconstruct
all
the
premises
that
were
aected
as
we
take
our
corporate
social
responsibiliZes
extremely
seriously.
Our
own
renovaZons
have
paid
special
aFenZon
to
the
comfort
and
safety
of
our
customers
and
have
included
a
number
of
signicant
security
enhancements.
And
in
a
rst
for
Mogadishu
we
have
installed
a
specially
designed
sewage
digesZon
system
to
minimise
our
environmental
footprint
and
maximise
the
ecient
use
of
water.
We
have
spared
no
eort
in
ge`ng
it
right
and
in
making
sure
that
our
customers
come
rst. The
Jazeera
Palace
Hotel,
its
management
and
sta
understand
the
trauma
of
their
fellow
professionals
in
Bamako
and
the
cafes,
sports
stadia
and
concert
venue
in
Paris.
Just
like
us
they
will
not
be
beaten
by
terror
and
just
like
us
they
are
back
and
open
for
business. End For
more
informa>on
contact:
Justus
Kisaulu,
+252
616
268777,
gm@jazeerapalace.com Free
access
broadcast
video
report
of
the
re-launch
will
be
available
on
VIMEO:
Jazeera
Palace
Hotel
Videos Free
access
media
photos
of
the
re-launch
event
will
be
available
on
FLICKR:
Jazeera
Palace
Hotel
Photos #HopeInSomalia