@AlArabiya_Mang continues to work overtime to produce Fake News & misinformation to undermine the Republic of Somaliland!
Sadly, our Arab brothers do not understand a simple truth: You cannot cover the Sun with a sieve. The truth doesn’t disappear because it’s inconvenient.
To my fellow citizens of the Republic of Somaliland, home & abroad, I extend my sincere greetings and appreciation, and convey my best wishes for enduring peace, stability, and prosperity.
I announced today the official recognition of the Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state.
Together with Foreign Minister Sa'ar and the President of the Republic of Somaliland, we signed a joint and mutual declaration.
This declaration is in the spirit of the Abraham Accords, signed at the initiative of President Trump.
I congratulated the President of Somaliland, Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdallah, and praised his leadership and commitment to promoting stability and peace. I invited the President to pay an official visit to Israel.
The President thanked me for this historic declaration and expressed appreciation for my achievements in fighting terrorism and advancing regional peace.
I thank Foreign Minister Sa’ar, the Head of Mossad David Barnea and the Mossad, for their contribution to today’s development, and I wish the people of Somaliland success, prosperity, and freedom.
The State of Israel plans to immediately expand its relations with the Republic of Somaliland through extensive cooperation in the fields of agriculture, health, technology, and economy.
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.
The Xeer Cisse situation once again highlights the need for Academic reform in Somaliland.
Our universities are profit driven institutions that prioritise teaching over knowledge creation, thus neglecting the crucial role of research.
This is why we are not producing the historians, social scientists & critical thinkers required to academically interrogate complex societal issues.
The solution: require universities via policy or regulation to invest part of their profits in research. We must start producing scholars capable of generating evidence, shaping national debates, and contributing to informed, long-term solutions for Somaliland.