UN General Assembly
2011

the doubling of revenue from the Mogadishu seaport and quadrupled those from the Aden International Airport. The funds are being reinvested in the provision of services to the people as our current capability allows. For example, 15 per cent of the revenue collected from the seaport has been set aside for the rehabilitation of the city. As a result, for the first time in 20 years, Mogadishu is being cleared of rubble, roads are being repaired and streets lit, and 21 11-51372 markets, hospitals and schools are reopening. A register containing the names and biometric data of all the members of the security forces has been compiled, and our soldiers are receiving their allowances regularly. As required by the road map, we have also embarked on the process of identifying nominees for the Interim Independent Anti-Corruption Commission. We are also formulating a national fiscal budget for the coming fiscal year. As with the gains in the security sector, in order to entrench and safeguard these reforms and to deliver on the expectations of the Somali people, we in the