Mogadishu City "The White Pearl Of Indian Ocean"

Mogadishu (مقديشو), known locally as Xamar , is the largest city in Somalia and the nation's capital. Located on the Indian Ocean coast of the Horn of Africa, in the Banaadir regional administration in southeastern Somalia. 

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Somalia has the biggest coast line in Africa with 3100km along the Indian Ocean which can be home to loveliest beaches for tourism, Features of the city include the Hamarwein old town, the Bakaara Market, Lido Beach, Jazeera Beach, site for Black Hawk Down, Afgoye Farms . The sandy beaches of Mogadishu (Lido beach)
have vibrant coral reefs, and are primary real estate for the first tourist resorts in many years. As of 2014, it had a population of 2,853,000 residents.

Climate

The Indian Ocean coastline features some of the most impressive beaches in the world. With pure sand, temperate waters and abundant wildlife, Mogadishu’s beachfront could be developed into a popular tourist destination. A dry, hot climate is typical in this eastern African city, with average temperatures ranging from the low 70s to the high 80s throughout the year. Rainy days come rarely to Mogadishu, and the wettest weather occurs from May through August. 

Internationals

New York Times correspondent Jeffrey Gettleman says on his most visits to Mogadishu he found an exciting, hopeful city. He tells that new investors like Turkey have pumped millions into the capital city, and Somali entrepreneurs have a greater stake in maintaining stability.

"There's a big beach now that's open on Fridays. And there are thousands of people swimming in the water, playing soccer on the sand, selling Popsicles and things like that. It's really remarkable”