As the country's new president took office last week, following a peaceful election in a region otherwise in turmoil, Somaliland hopes to see its independence recognised by the international community – having declared it in 1991.

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With a new president, Somaliland seeks international recognition

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https://www.horndiplomat.com/feed/ By: Mohamed Duale, Horndiplomat Hargeisa, Somaliland – In a significant step towards national reconciliation, Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi (Cirro) convened a consultative meeting with the leadership of Somaliland’s three major political parties—WADDANI, KAAH, and KULMIYE—at the Presidential Palace. The meeting focused on addressing the country’s security challenges, particularly the ongoing…

Horn Diplomat

Kenya

Somaliland President Calls for Peace to End Conflicts in Sanaag and Eastern Sool

The pursuit of international recognition by Somaliland represents a pivotal moment that could reshape the geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa. This analysis examines how recognition could transform regional dynamics and serve broader international strategic interests, offering a comprehensive view of the potential implications for stability, security, and development in this critical region. Regional Implications and Stability Somalilan…

Somaliland Chronicle

The Strategic Implications of Somaliland's Recognition: A Comprehensive Analysis

MOGADISHU (Somaliguardian) – Somaliland is planning to grant the United States a strategic expanse of land along the Red Sea, near the port city of Berbera, for the establishment of a military base. The base would serve as a critical asset in countering Houthi threats to Western and Israeli vessels traversing nearby key maritime corridors, the self-declared republic’s representative in Washington Bashir Good said.  Efforts are underway to persua…

Somali Guardian

Somaliland offers US Red Sea base as leverage for recognition

WASHINGTON (SD) – The Somali Embassy in Washington has signed an agreement with one of the largest advocacy and lobbying firms in the United States. The agreement aims to support Somalia’s efforts against the recognition of Somaliland’s independence. The Africa Report published the news, stating that the firm BGR secured a 12-month contract worth $600,000 to influence U.S. legal decisions related to Somaliland’s recognition. The Somali Embassy e…

somalidispatch.com

The Somali Embassy in Washington heads Somalia’s efforts against the recognition of Somaliland – Somali Dispatch

The article analyzes the strategic implications of Somaliland’s pursuit of international recognition, which could significantly reshape the geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa. Here are the key points outlined in the analysis: 
Regional Stability: Somaliland has established itself as a model of democratic governance, contrasting sharply with the instability in Somalia and neighboring countries. Gaining recognition could validate Somalil…

With a new president, Somaliland seeks international recognition

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