Mus

[Council on Foreign Relations @CFR_org]

President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi discusses Somaliland's bid for international recognition and the regional security landscape in a conversation at CFR.
https://t.co/tb194vGCxO

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@MiddleEastEye The UAE invests and these investments make real difference as Berbera testifies to it, but others fight these investments because they view these places through the lense of domination and think they should be the ones dominating.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@cjnas_ Lama awoodi waayine Af-miishaarkii baa siyaasada Somaliland ku batay.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@CrisisGroup If anything it just makes more engagement futile. Whatever extension is given, the situation will remain the same in my opinion. Mog may have more Turkish trained troops that without no effective government will also bring more threats.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@CrisisGroup The fact that the same conditions and threats remain in Somalia after second US led engagement almost 20 years ago shows the only progress made there is the capture of none existent state by the likes of Turkey.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@HAGGOOGANE Its not only one thing but its the sum of its components that make the whole.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@HAGGOOGANE I think realism requires not only short term considerations but also long term vaibilities and Somaliland offers dependable security because of its stable democratic institutions that enjoy the support of its citizens.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@HAGGOOGANE Somaliland stability and domacracy which is supported by its citizens is what makes its location more valuable, investments more secure and parrnerships more reliable.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@HAGGOOGANE If a country isn't supported by its citizens and it isn't stable politically and economically, it cannot protect its investors' investments and partnerships it forms no matter how important the location is.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@aiabdimusa I think the internal opposition should measure their criticism against what is real. It's one thing to criticise the performance but it's another to over-state the importance of an interview and link to the wider recognition campaign.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@aiabdimusa I must admit I didn't have the chance to listen to the interview but even if it was so bad, how can an interview bring or kill recognition that 35 years of reality in state building, democratic institutions, stability, abundance of natural resource and strategic location doesn't?

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@faisalroble19 It should be if the US not you

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@faisalroble19 If you the US and Trump want to or wanted to recognise Somaliland it won't be dependent on a speech delivered in an Institute.

[Horndiplomat @HornDiplomat]

U.S. Treasury Chief Pledges Briefing on Somaliland Financial Access Bill

https://t.co/gMdgdY1ped

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he will seek a briefing next week on @RepJohnRose’s bill examining barriers to #Somaliland’s access to the U.S. financial system. Via @HornDiplomat

[Hudson Institute @HudsonInstitute]

NOW: Somaliland President @Abdirahmanirro delivers a keynote speech and sits down with @JMeservey to discuss the strategic importance of pro-Western Somaliland.

@Presidencysl_
https://t.co/Aeg4vOPkqA

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@_hudsonc @HornDiplomat We expect these kind of comments from Somalians but I must say your pen has descended into 18th century style mecenry soldering.

[Horndiplomat @HornDiplomat]

#Somaliland President Pays Tribute to 9/11 Victims, Reaffirms U.S. Solidarity

https://t.co/2AGohOtbsH

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@aiabdimusa @AsstSecStateAF Madaxweynuhu shaqada uu u tegey ha soo dhamaysto, inaguna taageero un baynu ka mudanahay. Ciduu salaamaa inaga hada muhiim inoo ma aha sida qolyahan anynu deriska nahay. Waxaynu rajaynaynaa in uu dawladda Maraykan- ka machine-keeda si fiican u dhexmaro, hadafkiisana gaadho.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@_hudsonc That was a test case and it disproves your new argument just like Israel's recognition didn't bring all the awful scenarios predicted.

[Mus @Mus60184112]

@_hudsonc FYI , an African country came forward to recognise Somaliland and it was not Africa that rejected it except the ones mentioned above, but the most vocal opponents were middle Eastern and Western countries.