Foreign minister of Somali transitional gov't in Japan

Foreign minister of Somali transitional gov't in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Ali Ahmed Jama Jangeli, foreign minister of the Somali transitional federal government, speaks at a news conference at the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo on Feb. 8, 2010. Ali called for Japan's help in ensuring security in the country, which is a hotbed of Islamist rebels and pirates.

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