Soon only Somaliland will go to the conference:D

^^ yeah its unrecognized but that doesn't matter they are moving forwards despite the status of their non recognition it was a good report on Somaliland there, but with the establishment of the Somaliand development corporation i think international investors can be attracted to Somaliand.

I think its the Kilinka shanaad side not the Somaliland side i can see the Kilinka shanaad flag.

Stop insulting the great leader of Djibouti he's doing a fine job for Djibouti.

^^ Those in Ethiopia who are Ethnic Somalilanders are under occupation we are with them , but we are talking here about Somaliland and Djibouti mar ba dhinac ha u boodin adeer.

What country what are you on about Djibouti is a good friend of Somaliland and its people two , and President geele is a remarkable leader.

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Showqi adigu adeerka mee

I said it before djbouti is somaliland unconditional friend.

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The kid gone crazy the past few days i think he needs to step away from the computer and go play outside.

Aaaliyaah he's been President less than 2 years major airport constructions are under way road construction daily, several hospitals have been built.Berbera airport was totally transformed you should see the pictures hargeysa's second bridge was built. Burco now uses the Somaliland currency Somaliland budget went from 60 Million to 147 Million dollars.

Qofku marku dhinto oo uu islaam yahay waxba lagama sheego wabu inaga hooseyaa wuxu doona ba ha ahaado , maanti ilahay subxanawatacala eeh abuurtay bu la jooga isaga la xisaabtamaya. cayda aad caydid danbi uun ba kaga kordhaya.

^^ istakhfirullah qof dhintay lama habaaro let him be with his lord ilahay ba xisaabinaya.

Aaaliyaah mark may words they are just going there for funds Somaliland deputy parliament speaker on the issue listen carefully. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yCRMY0AzWF0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

War general siad bare ma waxay is leeyihin walaga baqanaya isagu xamar ka khudbadayn jiray baanu ogayn bakooradisa yar bu qaadan jiray sidi odaygi Mabuuto seeko seeko, War madaxweynihi hore Somalia hala dayo maanta wa inaga hooseya eh alayaraxma.

President Silanyo Launches $10 Million Airports Revamp Project Sunday, 27 May 2012 21:45 President Silanyo © lays the foundation stoned while top officials look onMy administration is committed to Multi-sectored Development- Silanyo By: Yusuf M Hasan HARGEISA (Somalilandsun) – The people and government of Kuwait have been thanked for supporting development initiatives in the country. The president of Somaliland H.E Ahmed Mahmoud Silanyo thanked the Kuwaitis during a ceremony that launched a multi-million Airports development project funded by Kuwait at the Egal international airport. While laying the foundation stone to a new runway at the Egal international airport the president termed the airports modernization project as part of the government's commitment to multi-sectored development geared towards alleviating citizen's livelihoods. President Silanyo said that the international Hargeisa based Egal international airport as well as Berbera international have seen major facelifts in the recent past owing to their importance as the first sight and thus first impression of visitors to the country. The head of state also took the opportunity to welcome the China Hona Group which is undertaking the multi-million construction at the two airports after winning the construction tender through a bid that saw several other contractors from various countries take part. According to the minister of Aviation Hon Mahmoud Hashi Abdi, the Egal airport will be closed as of today for all other aircraft apart from those of 20 tons and below namely Dash 8, Peach 190, Peach 200, Caravan and smaller while jets will be diverted to the Berbera airport until construction is completed. The minister who apologized for any inconveniences caused to users of Egal international airport said that a little patience will result in better and eased flight services once construction of the new runway is completed. The aviation minister, who is greatly attributed with continuous refurbishment of airports in the country, has in the course of two years seen to the installation of computerized baggage and body check equipment's, security cameras, modern flight control towers as well as related staff training that is entailed by the new installations and tools. Following these developments at the two international airports lengthily queues and delays occasioned by physical body and baggage searches have become a thing of the past. Apart from faster departures and arrivals, Travellers are no longer placed in the very embarrassing position occasioned by the physical body and baggage searches. The launching of the current project will not only see the length of the runway at Egal airport extended but proper fencing at both Egal and Berbera international airports. The sea port based airport which will from today service jets intended for Egal until construction is complete at the city airport will only see minor runway repairs for it aeroplanes of whatever capacity have ample landing and take-off distance owing to the fact that Berbera is among ten airports with longest runways in Africa. Follow the links below for other articles posted by Somalilandsun related to developments at Egal International Airport http://somalilandsun.com/index.php/economic/627-somaliland-egal-international-airport-gets-major-facelift http://somalilandsun.com/index.php/community/476-somaliland-egal-airport-ends-physical-body-a-baggage-search

Oday Siilaanyo wa xariif Turkiga la dhuuq Kuwait la dhuuq uae La dhuuq Boqoradi Ingriisku iyaduna kiishkeedi ha so tuurto Edo hillary clinton iyo USaid laftigeeda meesha kama madhna , Budhcad badeedka u xidh the EU dhowr jeelal kale ha idin dhisaan iyaguna Bilateral aid ha bilaabaan dalka Denmark end this year.Wada hadalo la fur Somalia dal shiisheeye isku kaya keena wada hadalo koobaan. Odaygan inay 2003 Madaxweyne ka dhigtaan bay ahayd reer Somaliland.

This zanawi guy is the biggest obstacle to peace in Somalia he will never allow Somali factions agree on something, and you will always here Somalis saying zanawi anagu nala jira kuwa kale bu necebyahay:D

Mario i dont know Turkey just wants to help but some really love Oday zanawi.

Nonsense on the part of Qarannews Somaliland will get its share of the development and scholarships and all of that this is the government of turkey that wants to help Somaliland,we take that there is nothing wrong with getting help from a Muslim country. As for Mahiga and all of that crap Somaliland is not part of Somalia not part of the TFG not part of the so called road map, so i don't see the connection there. The first session of the conference on 31 may Somaliland will attend. As for sanctions we cant really take that serious Aaliyaah u should not believe everything you read on the net.

Wasiirka Arimaha Dibada oo Dalka dib ugu soo laabtay Sheegayna in Maalinta Barri ah ay Bixi Doonan Waftiga Somaliland ee ka Qayb galaya Shirka istambul. Wasiirka oo Warbaahinta hadal kooban ku siiyay qolka VIP-da madaarka Berbera ayaa ka hadlay shirka istambul Berbera (GNS)- Wasiirka Arimaha Dibada iyo iskaashiga Caalamiga ah dr.Maxamed C/laahi Cumar oo in muddo ah safar Shaqo ugu Maqnaa Wadamada Maraykanka iyo ingiriiska ayaa Maanta ka soo degay garoonka Diyaaradaha Magaalada Berbera. Wasiirka oo Warbaahinta hadal kooban ku siiyay qolka VIP-da madaarka Berbera ayaa ka hadlay shirka istambul ee wada hadalada Somaliland iyo Somaliya, waxaanu sheegay inay dhawaan bilaabmi doonaan, isaga oo sidoo kalena tilmaamay inay rajo wanaagsan ka filayaan wada hadaladaasi inay ka soo baxaan, isaga oo xusay in maalinta barri ah ay waftiga Somalialnd ka socdaa bixi doonaan. Wasiirku waxa uu tilmaamay in urur goboleedka IGAD Somaliland u ogolaadeen xubin sharafeed, isaga oo taasi uga Mahad-celiyay dawlada Jamhuuriyadda Jabuuti oo uu tilmaamay inay kala shaqeysay sidii IGAD Somaliland u siin lahayd xubin-sharafeed, isaga oo sidoo kalena rajo ka muujiyey in dhawaan la hirgaliyo xubintaasi sidii ay u fadhiisan lahayd xarunta guud ee IGAD. Wasiirka arimaha dibada Somaliland Dr Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar, ayaa waxa uu Magaaladda Berbera ku sugayaa weftiga kale ee Somaliland uga qayb-galaya shirka Somalida loogu qabanayo Turkiga sida uu sheegayna maalinta bari ah ayay u duulayaan dhinaca Magaalada Istanbul.

Background Ethiopia’s Somali region has been the site of a low-level insurgency by the O'gaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) for more than a decade. The ONLF, an ethnic Somali armed movement largely supported by members of the O'gaden clan, has sought greater political autonomy for the region. Following the ONLF’s April 2007 attack on the oil installation in Obole, which resulted in the deaths of 70 civilians and the capture of several Chinese oil workers, the Ethiopian government carried out a major counterinsurgency campaign in the five zones of the region primarily affected by the conflict. Human Rights Watch’s June 2008 report of its investigation into abuses in the conflict found that the Ethiopian National Defense Force and the ONLF had committed war crimes between mid-2007 and early 2008, and that the Ethiopian armed forces could be responsible for crimes against humanity based on the patterns of executions, torture, rape, and forced displacement. These abuses have never been independently investigated. Ethiopia’s Foreign Affairs Ministry initiated an inquiry in late 2008 in response to the Human Rights Watch report, but that inquiry failed to meet the basic requirements of independence, timeliness, and confidentiality that credible investigations require. The government has repeatedly ignored calls for an independent inquiry into the abuses in the region. Since the escalation of fighting in 2007 the Ethiopian government has imposed tight controls on access to Somali region for independent journalists and human rights monitors. In July 2011 two Swedish journalists who entered the region to report on the conflict were arrested, convicted, and sentenced to 11 years in prison under Ethiopia’s vague and overbroad anti-terrorism law. Gashaamo district, where the March 2012 events took place, is in Dhagabhur zone, one of the five affected by the conflict. However, it was not an area directly affected by fighting in previous years, and is largely populated by members of the ethnic Somali ***** clan, who are not generally perceived to be a source of support for the ONLF. Ethiopia’s Somali region has been the site of a low-level insurgency by the O'gaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) for more than a decade. The ONLF, an ethnic Somali armed movement largely supported by members of the O'gaden clan, has sought greater political autonomy for the region. Following the ONLF’s April 2007 attack on the oil installation in Obole, which resulted in the deaths of 70 civilians and the capture of several Chinese oil workers, the Ethiopian government carried out a major counterinsurgency campaign in the five zones of the region primarily affected by the conflict. Human Rights Watch’s June 2008 report of its investigation into abuses in the conflict found that the Ethiopian National Defense Force and the ONLF had committed war crimes between mid-2007 and early 2008, and that the Ethiopian armed forces could be responsible for crimes against humanity based on the patterns of executions, torture, rape, and forced displacement. These abuses have never been independently investigated. Ethiopia’s Foreign Affairs Ministry initiated an inquiry in late 2008 in response to the Human Rights Watch report, but that inquiry failed to meet the basic requirements of independence, timeliness, and confidentiality that credible investigations require. The government has repeatedly ignored calls for an independent inquiry into the abuses in the region. Since the escalation of fighting in 2007 the Ethiopian government has imposed tight controls on access to Somali region for independent journalists and human rights monitors. In July 2011 two Swedish journalists who entered the region to report on the conflict were arrested, convicted, and sentenced to 11 years in prison under Ethiopia’s vague and overbroad anti-terrorism law. Gashaamo district, where the March 2012 events took place, is in Dhagabhur zone, one of the five affected by the conflict. However, it was not an area directly affected by fighting in previous years, and is largely populated by members of the ethnic Somali Isaak clan, who are not generally perceived to be a source of support for the ONLF.

Abductions, Torture, and Ill-Treatment During the house searches in Adaada, the Liyu police abducted a number of village men and tortured and mistreated several people, including at least three women. An Adaada resident, one of the first to be taken from his home on the morning of March 17, described to Human Rights Watch his treatment by the Liyu police: They entered and told my wife to shut up. Four men entered the house with four waiting outside. They came over to me and took me. They also took the gun from my house. They hit me with the butt of a gun and took me to a small river near my home. They tied a belt around my neck. I lost consciousness. They threw me in a berket [small water hole] that was 15 meters deep and then they threw branches over me. There was mud in the berket. I managed to climb up when I woke up. The Liyu police seriously beat at least three women during house searches in Adaada. A young woman said that Liyu police members who had entered her home beat her after she told them that her husband was absent: “They said I was lying, they kicked me and crushed my head with the back of the gun. I had some injuries in my kidney. I lost a tooth.” Three men who had been abducted in Raqda on March 17 told Human Rights Watch they were each detained for nine days. During the first 24 hours they were without water. For four days the Liyu police drove them around in an open truck between villages and towns in an apparent attempt to hide them from local residents, and possibly also from federal authorities. During the first four days of their detention they were beaten by the police with sticks and gun butts. On at least two occasions the paramilitaries guarding them threatened to execute them. However, disagreements among the Liyu police on how to proceed apparently saved the men’s lives. One former detainee told Human Rights Watch: We were driving around different villages and some of the police said they should release us because the federal government will give them problems, they will discipline us, as we have committed a crime. Others said, “Let us kill all 24.” There were different ideas among the police. After four days in the truck they were detained for at least another four days out in the sun near the village of Langeita, where they received only minimal food and water. After that the Liyu police took them to Gashaamo, where they were released on March 25 as a result of negotiations between the regional government and clan elders. Looting Residents of Adaada and Langeita described widespread looting of property, food, and money from shops and houses by the Liyu police. Six villagers who spoke to Human Rights Watch said that their own houses, belongings, and property had been looted on March 17. A 45-year-old woman from Langeita said that the Liyu police moved around the village in groups of five to seven and entered 10 stores. Two or three would enter a shop and steal shoes, clothes, drinks, and food. Two women said they could not return to their villages because they had lost all their property. Reports from local authorities in neighbouring Somaliland suggest that discussions have taken place between clan elders from the affected villages and the regional authorities to negotiate a solution to the situation. None of the local residents who spoke with Human Rights Watch had current plans to return to their homes.