Hargeisa Development Thread
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Al Muslim
الموت لامريكا الموت لإسرائيل
I think skyscrapers would ruin the aesthetic of our cities. We should stick to our own architectural style.
Hue_Man
(Alkebulan mother of mankind)
i think we should follow saudi arabias neom style of how a city should look. cities like new york , london , have high loneliness , depression , pollution , sky scrapers and that corporate environment is not a good standard for the future of cities
Al Muslim
الموت لامريكا الموت لإسرائيل
I don't think we should follow the example of murderous, western puppets. I hope the city fails, for all the people they killed and forced out of those areas.
Naacasfrompunt
MJ town
Times are changing at least one city needs
Agreed, the aesthetics of modern skyscrapers are overrated in my opinion, our own architectural style would be nice to see
0117
Reborn
Design is by a Somali firm based in Hargeisa 
OffTheDome
Proud American
UK Ambassador launches construction of the Hargeisa bypass
Ambassador Kate Foster, in her first visit to Somaliland, launches construction of the Hargeisa bypass.
The British Ambassador, Kate Foster, visited Hargeisa this week to reaffirm the strength of the UK’s partnership with Somaliland including in the trade and development sector.
In her first visit to Somaliland since her appointment in February, Ms. Foster joined President Muse Bihi in launching the main construction phase of the 22.5 km Hargeisa bypass. The UK-supported bypass will reduce the time and cost of transporting goods between Berbera Port and landlocked Ethiopia by addressing a strategic checkpoint on the Berbera corridor.
In the construction phase, particular attention will be paid to climate proofing, ensuring the road is built to last. Protection of local heritage is also a key consideration, recognising the road’s proximity to the iconic Nasa Hablood hills – the symbol of Hargeisa city.
The corridor is already facilitating the delivery of much-needed humanitarian assistance to vulnerable communities in the wider region. The World Food Programme uses Berbera to bring 65% of its food aid into Ethiopia. With Ethiopia’s trade volumes projected to continue expanding, Berbera also represents an alternative for increasing trade and prosperity in the Horn of Africa.
The continued development of the Berbera corridor will ensure that ordinary people from across Somaliland will benefit from inclusive economic development. Future UK support will focus on more efficient cross border trade between Somaliland and Ethiopia including through the use of one-stop border posts, cargo tracking systems and efficient regulation at the border.
At the launch event, Somaliland President, Muse Bihi, said:
Ambassador Kate Foster, in her first visit to Somaliland, launches construction of the Hargeisa bypass.
The British Ambassador, Kate Foster, visited Hargeisa this week to reaffirm the strength of the UK’s partnership with Somaliland including in the trade and development sector.
In her first visit to Somaliland since her appointment in February, Ms. Foster joined President Muse Bihi in launching the main construction phase of the 22.5 km Hargeisa bypass. The UK-supported bypass will reduce the time and cost of transporting goods between Berbera Port and landlocked Ethiopia by addressing a strategic checkpoint on the Berbera corridor.
In the construction phase, particular attention will be paid to climate proofing, ensuring the road is built to last. Protection of local heritage is also a key consideration, recognising the road’s proximity to the iconic Nasa Hablood hills – the symbol of Hargeisa city.
The corridor is already facilitating the delivery of much-needed humanitarian assistance to vulnerable communities in the wider region. The World Food Programme uses Berbera to bring 65% of its food aid into Ethiopia. With Ethiopia’s trade volumes projected to continue expanding, Berbera also represents an alternative for increasing trade and prosperity in the Horn of Africa.
The continued development of the Berbera corridor will ensure that ordinary people from across Somaliland will benefit from inclusive economic development. Future UK support will focus on more efficient cross border trade between Somaliland and Ethiopia including through the use of one-stop border posts, cargo tracking systems and efficient regulation at the border.
At the launch event, Somaliland President, Muse Bihi, said:
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Kate Foster said:
Eugene Torero, Director of Trade Policy at TradeMark East Africa, said:
exposedmeat
i do it anyway i like
GOOD LUCK
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