At Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C., I delivered a clear message: Somaliland has earned its place in the world. For 35 years, we have built peace, democratic governance, security, and dependable institutions in one of the world’s most strategically important Geographic crossroads.
Today, Somaliland offers the United States a stable and reliable partner at the gateway to the Red Sea, ready to advance maritime security, regional stability, trade, and shared strategic interests. We are not asking the world to build Somaliland. Somaliland is built, functioning, and ready for partnership.
The geography speaks for itself. The time for deeper engagement is now.
A remarkable scene from the heart of Hargeisa, Somaliland, as the American Independence Day was celebrated in our capital. 🇺🇸
A simple but meaningful reflection of the goodwill the people of Somaliland hold toward the United States.
Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro held a phone call with President Donald Trump, congratulating the U.S. on its 250th Independence Day anniversary.
According to Somaliland’s presidency, the leaders discussed strengthening ties, expanding cooperation, and deepening relations between Somaliland and Washington.
Omg wait till you hear this
Somalia’s Ambassador to the UN Abukar Dahir Osman was a healthcare administrator in Ohio. There is another healthcare company in the SAME SUITE as his with a different name, and multiple others at the same address, all with Somali names
Of course…
Genocide Files: As confirmed by veteran BBC journalist Ahmed Sa'eed Igge, #Somalia’s ambassador to the United Nations, Abukar Balle, identified himself to U.S. government in 1988 as a member of the Isaaq clan, stating that his family and relatives had been massacred by the Siad Barre regime in Hargeisa , #Somaliland.
The revelation directly contradicts Abukar Balle’s recent statement at the UN Security Council, where he denied the genocide committed against the people of Somaliland—despite his own earlier testimony acknowledging that the former Somalia government carried out mass killings against Isaaq civilians.
The account underscores a stark inconsistency between Abukar Balle’s personal history and his current diplomatic position, further intensifying scrutiny over Somalia’s official narrative at the United Nations.
Barashada taariikhdu waxay tallaal ka tahay ka dhoohanaanta soo-jireenka, taas oo keenaysa ka indho-saabnaanta waxa maanta socda iyo kaalin ka qaadasho la’aanta berri iyo sida wax loo socodsiinayo.