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Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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The President of Somaliland, Mr. Abdurrahman ciiro recently convened with a delegation of United Nations diplomats and numerous European ambassadors in Nairobi, where discussions on regional stability and bilateral cooperation took centre stage. The high-level meetings, marked by cordial and productive exchanges, underscored Somaliland's continued commitment to fostering international partnerships and advancing its diplomatic standing on the global stage. In addition, President Ciiro took the opportunity to engage with members of the Somaliland diaspora in Nairobi, reinforcing the importance of their role in supporting the nation’s development and international advocacy. The president’s interaction with the diaspora was an embodiment of his administration’s focus on strengthening ties with its expatriate community, which remains instrumental in contributing to the country's economic and social progress. In a significant development for regional connectivity, it was also announced that Kenya Airways will soon commence direct flights between Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, and Nairobi. This new air route is expected to enhance trade, tourism, and cultural exchange between the two nations, further bolstering Somaliland's regional integration and international engagement. -
Why Jubbaland should fully join the republic of Kenya
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Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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Today the Somaliland president also met the chaiman for the parliament of kenya -
Historically, Jubbaland was a distinct territory within British East Africa, which the British, in 1925, transferred to Italian control sold it reallt. Nearly a century has passed since then, and perhaps it is time to reconsider its strategic alignment particularly in light of recent history. WIth Ahmed madoobe and the fall out with culusow it is just not working any more Following the outbreak of civil war in Somalia in 1991, a significant number of Somalis sought refuge and opportunity in Kenya. Over the decades, the Somali-Kenyan population has grown markedly, contributing to the economic and social fabric of the country. Many Somalis especially koonfurians now maintain businesses, residences, and substantial investments in Kenya, particularly in Nairobi and other urban centres there isli iyo meelaahas. In light of this, one might argue that the full integration of Jubbaland into Kenya would serve the long-term interests of the Somali people. Strategically, it is unwise to concentrate all resources and aspirations within the borders of one fragile state. Instead, Somalis would do well to expand their footprint across the region, leveraging their demographic and financial capital to secure greater political representation and influence. would or could work better then trying to rebuild Imagine, if you will, a Somali community with access to and influence over a territorial expanse of 300,000 square kilometres. Such a position would offer not only strategic depth but also a platform for genuine political engagement and leadership. The financial a POWER and entrepreneurial success of the Somali diaspora, Particulary strategically harnessed, could pave the way for enhanced visibility and authority within Kenyan politics. Thats where we want to go Consider this the Kalenjin, a relatively small ethnic group, have produced two Presidents of Kenya. There is no intrinsic reason why Somalis, with their growing numbers and economic strength, should not aspire to similar, if not greater, achievements can be done The future lies in political diversification, economic consolidation, and a forward-thinking vision that embraces integration as a path to empowerment. With unity, strategy, and sustained effort, the Somali people could indeed emerge not just as participants, but as leaders in Kenya’s national narrative for sure , but we have to lose the emotions only then we can achieve this.
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Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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Somaliland president meets the president of Kenya -
Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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Private property it’s owned by the Somaliland goverment . -
Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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The President of Somaliland abduraxmaan ciiroo geesi geesi dhalay inaugurates the Somaliland Diplomatic Mission in Nairobi, Kenya. -
Shabaab forces were positioned just beyond the outskirts of Mogadishu last week, where they carried out a devastating attack, resulting in the deaths of over 24 i people ur people in the heart of the city. Prior to that, they launched an assault on the airport destroying parts of it . It is increasingly clear that the situation is deteriorating rapidly before our very eyes collapse appears imminent. Importantly, this alarming state of affairs was not propagated by Somalilanders. as u claim It has been reported through various United Nations channels, which I have personally seen my self. Also what we can say your linking Somaliland to Shabaab is entirely unfounded and not true there is no credible evidence to support such a claim. Merely citing the fact that a former Amir of AlShabaab hailed from Somaliland Amir Ahmed godane is neither compelling nor conclusive. Why, then so , is there no mention of the current and former leaders of AlShabaab, all of whom originate from your own clan? what about all the other footsoldiers who assist them besides what does Somaliland gain from Supporting Alshabaab nothing, its like me saying Puntland supports Alshabaab or Djibouti does. What is truly required here is an honest reckoning with the reality by the koonfurians and their leaders the comparison to Afghanistan is not due to Somaliland, but rather because your government is simply too weak, lacking both the capacity and the coherent strategy necessary to defeat shhabaab. Until that is acknowledged, meaningful progress will remain elusive indeed.
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Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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The President of Somaliland abduraxmaan ciiroo geesi geesi dhalay inaugurates the Somaliland Diplomatic Mission in Nairobi, Kenya. -
Somaliland president abdurahman ciiro arrives in kenya nairobi
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The President of Somaliland abduraxmaan ciiroo geesi geesi dhalay inaugurates the Somaliland Diplomatic Mission in Nairobi, Kenya. -
Somaliland president Abdurahman Ciiro visits Djibouti
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here President Biixi visit to Jabuuti , president bixii who is also a citizen of Jabuuti his second country full reception -
Somaliland president Abdurahman Ciiro visits Djibouti
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HERE PRESIDENT SIILAANYO MAY ALLAH REST HIS SOUL VISIT TO JABUUTI where Geele and his wife came to the airport, to great the mujahid -
Somaliland president Abdurahman Ciiro visits Djibouti
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Somaliland president Abdurahman Ciiro visits Djibouti
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Firdhiya is a hogaamiye koooxeed Djibouti and Somaliland actually have good relations and received the full reception atleast the relations have been restored and are now better President ciiro next trip will be to kenya next week -
The president just arrived in Djibouti received a warm welcome there
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City names first black, hijab-wearing Lord Mayor 4 hours ago Lucy Ashton BBC News, South Yorkshire political reporter Sheffield Council The new Lord Mayor of Sheffield Safiya Saeed The new Lord Mayor of Sheffield has made history as the first black woman wearing a hijab to be appointed to the role. Labour's Safiya Saeed was inaugurated as the city's 128th Lord Mayor at a council meeting on Monday. Members of her family travelled from her home country of Somaliland for the ceremony at Sheffield Town Hall. Saeed said: "I am honoured to be the first black woman wearing a hijab to take this role. I came to Sheffield in 1985, and this city has truly become my home, a place where I have always felt I belong." ADVERTISEMENT The single mother-of-five, who was first elected as councillor for Burngreave in 2021, founded Reach Up Youth, a community project supporting young people, particularly those from Black and ethnic minority backgrounds. In her speech to the meeting she said she wanted "every voice, no matter how quiet, to feel heard in the heart of this city". The role of Lord Mayor is purely ceremonial, they do not have any powers but act as an ambassador for the city. Sheffield Green Party Councillor Angela Argenzio is the new Green Party leader ADVERTISEMENT Meanwhile, politicians have also been selecting a new leader and two new party leaders. With 36 Labour councillors, 28 Liberal Democrats, 14 Green, five Sheffield Community Councillors and one independent the council is in no overall control. However, with the most councillors Labour's Tom Hunt was re-elected as council leader. After Shaffaq Mohammed stood down from the role , Martin Smith has been named as leader of the Liberal Democrats. Mohammed, who was nominated for a life peerage in the House of Lords in 2024, will remain as a councillor fo Ecclesall. In the Green Party, Angela Argenzio replaced Douglas Johnson as leader, with Johnson stepping back after six years at the helm.
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