I wrote this article few days back, and it was published today at the Geeska. In the article, I make an argument of why the US should recognize Somaliland. I can think of many reasons, but I shared a few……#US#Somaliland#SomalilandRecognition
A rare democracy in a volatile region, Somaliland has proven its stability and strategic value for over three decades. U.S. recognition would advance American security, economic, and democratic interests in the Horn of Africa.
https://t.co/3Nax2BaDb7
#SomalilandRecognition
This is a positive development. The Somaliland government should review relations with all of the countries who maintain offices in Hargeisa, and are actively against our aspirations!
#BREAKING: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of #Somaliland has recalled its representative to #Djibouti for consultations, citing recent diplomatic developments.
The move follows Djibouti’s strong opposition to #Israel’s recognition of Somaliland.
This is a historic moment as we warmly welcome @netanyahu the Prime Minister of the State of Israel’s recognition of the Republic of Somaliland and affirm Somaliland’s readiness to join the Abraham Accords. This step marks the beginning of a strategic partnership that advances mutual interests, strengthens regional peace and security, and delivers shared benefits to all stakeholders, without prejudice to any party.
A democracy in East Africa, a key player in trade, and a nation with strong global ties—Somaliland is making its case for international recognition.
#WGS25#WorldGovSummit
Massive congratulations to the President-elect, @Abdirahmanirro, and the 6th President of the Republic of Somaliland. There are huge challenges facing the country, and we pray for the new president.
Happy 18th of May to Somalilanders at home and abroad. Let's always remember how far we have come, and the long journey ahead. Somaliland's best days are yet to come! #Somaliland33#18May2024
Well-done brother, @Maydhalaalis, As the AU found in 2005, "SL's case is unique within African political history." I have always been against SL opening talks with failed states or engaging with political hacks who are based in Xamar, where the gov barely controls the capital!
Somalia is a failed state, and failed states do not have the capacity to carry out such orders. Also, the statement from the gov in Xamar would funny, if it wasn't so sad!
So happy to share that I've been accepted into #Harvard#Cornell & #Duke for graduate studies! After careful consideration, I've decided to pursue @cornellmpa program at the Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, focusing on Gov, Politics, & Policy Studies! #Cornell#Somaliland
Congrats to our brothers from Burao. You displayed professionalism and injected much-needed enthusiasm to the tournament. Also- good job to Berbera for being a fantastic host! Reer Hargeisa, let's get back strong in 2025, otherwise, I will move to Burao😂
The 2024 Somaliland Champions League winners are Burao 🏆
Well done to all the footballers, spectators and last but not least the gracious hosts in Berbera!
Grant Shapps admits UK discussing shock move in tackling Red Sea crisis as calls to recognise #Somaliland grow after Commons question from @Michael_Ellis1
Story via @DavidPBMaddox@Daily_Express
https://t.co/Pzea8G7Vzh
I agree with my MP & dear friend. For the record, I grew up under the SL flag, I got the privilege to attend some of the finest institutions of higher education in the world using the SL passport. SL is not perfect by any means, & we are busy making it a better place to live in.
#Somaliland is better off without #Somalia. We have already proven that. Somaliland youth prospered over the last 30 years and lived with freedom and democracy. We have more educated people compared to pre-1991. We are more prosperous and better. We elect our leaders through something called democracy you haven’t seen - I guess you know well about explosions and living under foreign occupation.
If you want to talk sense and make sense, sort out your house and fix the mess you live with.
I send my sincere condolences to the family of Abdinasir Muse Dable, who was killed in Mogadishu, Somalia, last night. The perpetrators must be brought to justice immediately. Abdinasir was a young scholar with a bright future. His death is a tragedy.
To achieve its huge potential time for LATAM governments to design SYMBIOTIC (vs parasitic) public-private relationships. Progressive & reciprocal conditionalities can help.
Read my paper w @rodrikdani ➡️ https://t.co/SQCViFJMH1
Read my @FT interview ➡️ https://t.co/32ak5YOB81
Please find APD's latest publication on the historic MoU between Somaliland and Ethiopia, and its implications in the region and beyond.👇
https://t.co/cOttxMgVdF
Somaliland's unity, peace, and democratization/electoral process must be a priority for all Somalilanders! In the end, these values is what made SL a "beacon of hope" in the Horn of Africa.