Payment will be made in Khat
Hold on sxb, hawiye women don't rule somaliland
KKKK, don't take it personal my nigga, nothing wrong with Khat, we know its the national currency of SL.
Anyways carry on.
Ethiopia's port fees to Djibouti were about $800 million in 2015. A third of that is $260 million. Total possible revenues for Berbera in 2015, if it had the upgrades and could service a third of Ethiopia's overseas trade, would have been $260 million. Somaliland gets 35% of that revenue which is $91 million and 10% of DP World's 65% stake which is $16.9 million, making a grand total of $107 million. This is less than what Somaliland currently makes from Berbera, which means that this whole 30 year plan is predicated on Ethiopia growing at close to 10% and on it transferring some of its business from Djibouti. If neither of these two things materialize, the deal is basically suicidal for Somaliland because it would mean it has signed away its main source of revenue. DP World would probably be just fine and could operate profitably, and even recoup its investment, if revenues stay at the theoretical $260 million. While Somaliland would be left dealing with the problem of stagnant revenues and a growing population. This was a big gamble.