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When people argue that #Taiwan has not done enough to support #Somaliland, I used to respond that the issue is not Taiwan’s unwillingness to help, but rather Somaliland’s limited capacity to fully utilize Taiwanese expertise and resources. That is precisely why this issue the foreign minister of #Israel discussing...

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This is a gross violation of partial lifting of arms embargo on Somalia 🇸🇴. #Somaliland on its part must arm itself to thawrth Somalia's 🇸🇴 impending invasion of The Republic of Somaliland, purportedly, planned, financed and fully supported by Egypt 🇪🇬 and Turkey 🇹🇷; with thier second shipment of military shipments this week to Somalia. Furthermore, Somaliland government must request from Taiwan 🇹🇼 and Ethiopia 🇪🇹 to rush arms to Somaliland. Two foreign policy objectives that I don't under why Somaliland did peruse is mind-boggling to many Somalilanders. Firstly, why do we have to keep Turkish 🇹🇷 Consulate open in Hargeisa, Somaliland, secondly, what prevents Taiwan 🇹🇼 from supplying arms to Somaliland. Well, we have to keep in mind that Somalia 🇸🇴 with this new military equipment from Egypt 🇪🇬 and Turkey 🇹🇷, enables invade Somaliland. Taiwanese reluctance to supply defense arms to Somaliland to protect its independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity would cause Somaliland and Taiwanese relationship the thing of the past. Furthermore, Ethiopia’s 🇪🇹 national security interest are closely linked with #Somaliland's independence sovereignty and territorial integrity as such, would not allow #Somaliland become a war zone vis à vis Egypt and Turkey arming our archenemy. In conclusion, what current Somaliland’s government must do is to initiate a bold diplomat move to seek military assistance from her friends including UAE 🇦🇪, Ethiopia 🇪🇹, and Taiwan 🇹🇼.

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To the self proclaimed gate keepers of Islam, does the condemnation not extent to the Arab world or is it just reserved for Africans? For decades Somaliland has tried to secure re-recognition and every country INCLUDING Palestine who seeks the same recognition have turned their backs on Somaliland. Where was the “We’re Muslim brothers” argument then? Was Somaliland suppose to continue allowing their people to die in poverty? The reality is people are dying from TB in 2025 in Somaliland. Even with that reality Somaliland has continued to donate millions to Palestine and Palestine continues to mock Somaliland and laugh at the struggles of her people. Somaliland has donated livestock to the Khaliji countries before their oil was struck which was literally keeping them alive while the rest of the world turned their backs to them and today many of their wealthy influencers and politicians are referring to Somalilanders as “hungry stupid people”. This narrative that is being pushed regarding Palestinians being relocated to Somaliland is as it stands false. They also were suggesting relocating Palestinians to multiple other countries including Egypt and Somalia. Why has the focus only been on Somaliland for months? Palestinians belong and deserve to remain in Palestine I do not wish for Palestinians to be relocated to any country - if that obvious opinion was not clear before. For now, the re-recognition is JUST RE-RECOGNITION. I pray it acts as a critical door that could unlock investment, security, and a path towards our ultimate goal. To our diaspora: From a place of privilege living abroad, it is easy to judge. Learn the context and history to make a well-informed opinion. To our locals: Be careful of the message you portray to the outside world. Be careful of ignorance. Optics are powerful and the whole world is watching us now. In Unity, We are poweful. #Somaliland #recognition

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BREAKING Now it’s official by Israeli foreign ministry: Foreign Minister Gideon Saar today (Tuesday) paid his first official diplomatic visit to Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, at the invitation of the President of Somaliland. The visit was conducted discreetly according to the instructions of security officials and can now be officially announced. As stated, the visit was conducted at the invitation of Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, and during which Foreign Minister Saar held meetings with President Abdirahman and senior government officials, including Foreign Minister Abdirahman Dahir Adam, Minister of the Presidency Khader Hussein Abdi, and Chief of Staff Nimsan Yusuf Osman. Minister Saar held the meetings at the official presidential palace in Hargeisa. The meetings were also attended by Parliament Speaker Yassin Haji Mohamed and Senate Speaker Sullivan Mahmoud Aden. Saar was greeted at the airport by Somaliland's Foreign Minister. Somaliland President and Foreign Minister Saar issued statements. From Foreign Minister Gideon Saar: "On December 26, Israel and Somaliland signed a historic agreement for mutual recognition and the establishment of full diplomatic relations. We agreed to mutually appoint ambassadors and open embassies and will do so soon. We agreed to work together to advance relations between the countries, for the prosperity of both. We want to build a warm friendship not only between governments - but also between peoples: the Israeli people and the people of Somaliland. Since December 26, we have seen authentic joy in Somaliland, and also in Israel. We are excited to take part in the courageous journey of the people of Somaliland from independence to recognition. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working under my guidance to build relations in many areas: economy, water, agriculture and more. We will cooperate on security issues and open a strategic partnership between us. Unlike "Palestine" - Somaliland is not a virtual state. Somaliland is a functioning state in every way, according to the principles of international law. Somaliland has been and remains a stable democracy for nearly 35 years. It has democratic elections and an orderly change of government. It is pro-Western and friendly to Israel. It is a certificate of honor for us to be the first UN member state to recognize Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state. We hear the attacks, criticism and condemnations of Israel. No one will determine for Israel who to recognize and with whom to maintain diplomatic relations. We recognize the simple truth and the existing reality and hope to see more countries do the same soon. Somaliland deserves, and rightly so, a place among the nations. This is a natural connection between two democratic states, both located in challenging regions. In our meeting, I reiterated the invitation to Prime Minister Netanyahu to pay an official visit to Israel. We hope to host you in Jerusalem very soon. We are hopeful that these historic days and moments will mark the beginning of a deep friendship between the peoples for many years to come.” *Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi has announced a visit to Israel soon and the opening of an embassy in the country.* Photo credit: Stills: Shlomi Amsalem, LPO

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Embarrassment never ends with these people humiliating themselves on the world stage at every single opportunity. An Al Jazeera journalist asked Somalia’s State Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Balcad, a very clear and direct question about Somaliland’s claims: that Somaliland is more developed, more stable, and has stronger democratic institutions, governance, and systems than Somalia. The question was simple: How do you respond to these claims? Instead of answering any of those points, the minister responded with this: “Somaliland is a British-colonised region consisting of three regions. Isaaq is a tribe in the middle, 40% of the population. The west and the east want Somalia. Somalia has 400 clans.” Not a single sentence addressed the actual question. No answer about: development, stability, democracy, institutions and governance Nothing. Regardless of your view on Somaliland, or whether a country is big or small, internally divided or cohesive, large in number or limited in size, or where it is located, the question was straightforward: 👉 Is Somaliland better than Somalia in these areas, or not? What the minister delivered instead was a baseless demographic rant that neither answers the question nor defends Somalia’s position. It only confused the journalist and embarrassed the audience. Worse, his response ignored reality and well-documented facts on the ground, exposing a clear incapacity to comprehend the political situation he is supposed to represent. Let’s correct a few false narratives he pushed: - “Somaliland is three regions” False. At no point under the British Protectorate, the Somali Republic, or Somaliland has Somaliland ever been a “three-region” entity. Historically and legally, Somaliland has always consisted of six districts inherited from the British, with full constitutional control over five, and partial presence in one Laascaanood district. - Demographics misrepresented. Isaaq communities exist in five out of the six districts, not “in the middle.” Somaliland exercises territorial control over more than 89% of its claimed territory, and Isaaq constitute well over 40% of the total population. But here’s the key point none of this was even asked. The question was not about tribes, not about clan arithmetic, and not about population distribution. The Somaliland case rests on legitimacy, history, inherited borders, and compliance with international norms, alongside the practical reality of a functioning state with elections, institutions, and governance all features of modern statehood. The journalist asked about state performance and governance. The minister replied with tribal talking points. That alone tells you everything. When a foreign minister cannot distinguish between statehood and clanism, between governance and genealogy, the embarrassment is not accidental it is structural. And unfortunately, it is broadcast live to the world.

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