How many immigrants would you like in Somalia?

[SomaliSteel]

Whatever they can absorb, which will be limited for the forseeable future i think.

 

[Southsidemj1]

I would say skilled worker. They can only do skilled jobs such as surgeons, executives, engineers and so on. They cant have family live them. Judging by these sort highly qualified immigrants most we could land is about 1000 a year. Every 3 years their contracts must be renewed. We shouldn't have a low skilled immigrants like shop keepers, maids and so on. Problem is for example look at england after world war 2 lots of indians, pakistanis and turkish came as immagrants. Most of them of them have corner shops, rent homes and take aways which they pass down to their children. Do we really want low skilled workers who bring nothing of any value to the economy and the little value they possess they will employ their own kind from their own country? no, not really.Anyways this is just wishfull thinking for now.

@Amira-chan what you said was very interesting, can you elaborate?

Some of you are like amun are the lowest type of racist. Why would you avoid a bantu at all cost and not cadan? I dont get it

 

[Amira-chan]

@Southsidemj1 We need to choose a people who wouldn't cause a threat to our genetic make up and our religion, I say maybe like Chinese especially the Muslim Hui (Since they know their place and mind their own business), South Asians (Since they are Muslims and are cheap labour) and finally other Muslim Cushtic groups like Oromos and Afars (Since we could try to influence them politically)

 

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

Would you guys accept Syrians? They did help fleeing Somalis during the civil war

yes, i would accept hot syrian girls. sure

 

[CrossEdge]

Would you guys accept Syrians? They did help fleeing Somalis during the civil war

I'd take Syrians over Yemeni refugees

 

[Shamis]

Not now. In 40 years time when our people won't fall prey to middle class immigrants who exploit poor countries as much as they can. We need to make sure that our people's needs are met first and that our systems are robust against manipulation and instability.