know better than to judge Somaliland’s entire case through one speech. Criticise Irro’s performance if you wish, but dismissing Somaliland itself because you disliked his presentation is shallow analysis—not serious diplomacy.
@_hudsonc Cameron, your comments are disappointing, especially given your long career dealing with Sudan, South Sudan and African affairs. You have previously recognised the strategic importance of Berbera and Somaliland to U.S. interests, yet now you reduce Somaliland’s case to
one leader’s performance and a cheap “African Biden” comparison. Somaliland is not Sudan, South Sudan, or Somalia. It is a society that has built relative peace, stability and institutions largely through its own efforts. If you genuinely understand the Horn of Africa, you should
This is a true diplomatic blow. Everyone knows that Somalia is a failed state, but people keep turning a blind eye to the reality. In the end, things will run their course, and Somaliland, Isha Allah, will be the place that represents the rest of the Somali people.
@TiborPNagyJr This is a true diplomatic blow. Everyone knows that Somalia is a failed state, but people keep turning a blind eye to the reality. In the end, things will run their course, and Somaliland, Isha Allah, will be the place that represents the rest of the Somali people.
This paper is written by Adam Muse Jibril, and he explains Somaliland’s long journey toward peace and democracy in a clear and honest way. It clearly shows how Somaliland, despite being ignored by the international community, has built stability and strong democratic institutions
by standing with true friends such as Ethiopia, the United Arab Emirates, and Israel. Lastly, he emphasizes that real progress comes from shared values, mutual respect, and strong partnerships that support peace, development, and Somaliland’s right to self-determination.
If the minister privately persuaded the United States that Prime Minster Hamse should not not visit LasAno, then why did he issue a public press release and discuss diplomatic matters in the media?
This is media-orriented diplomacy instead of focusing closed-door negotiations.
Somaliland's elections for political associations and the presidency are critical steps in reinforcing the region’s commitment to democratic processes.
@inside_afric The DP World-led Berbera Port expansion project is a major international development initiative that has the potential to significantly boost Somaliland's economic growth and regional integration, with the support of various international organizations and financing institutions
This is a very important interview about the economy and the people, and it features a balanced discussion between the interviewee, who is an expert in economics and financial stability, and the interviewer, who is an expert journalist.
https://t.co/wJcLEZp9Nw via @YouTube
@BilemohamedAli@musebiihi Congratulations to Somaliland on the opening of the new National Museum in Hargeisa! This impressive 2-building, 6-story complex showcases the country's rich history, heritage, and ancient archaeology. A great achievement. #SomalilandMuseum.
President William Ruto's decision to withdraw the highly controversial Finance Bill 2022 in Kenya has sparked uncertainty about the country's future fiscal management plans (AllAfrica, 2024).
@AmbMohamedHagi This is an achievement will help raise Somaliland's profile and open up new avenues for growth and collaboration. Congratulation for your hard work and commitment.
@BarackObama The proposed ceasefire plan, while well-intentioned, fails to address the fundamental issues underlying the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It does not adequately resolve core territorial and political disputes, leaving the path to a viable two-state solution unclear.
The top 4 highest-ranking ports in Africa according to the information provided by #AfricaInside:
1. Djibouti port, Djibouti (Global Rank: 26th)
2. Berbera, Somaliland (Global Rank: 144th)
3. Conakry, Guinea (Global Rank: 189th)
4. Dakar, Senegal (Global Rank: 196th)