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❤Somaliland❤
Somaliland seems to be trying to leverage the international community by saying there will either be recognition or further instability in the region both onshore and offshore.
Politically these last years have been a huge success for Somaliland, attracting what has been believed not possible for an unlawful, unrecognized and outside of international law state/country(only possible because of Somalia's difficult situation). Somaliland's legal uncertainty and having having mere de-facto status is proving to be very difficult for them but seems to be shifting slightly for the better.
It took 25+ years to gain sizable investments and Somaliland has been focusing and prioritizing big picture projects that only might lead to recognition and as a result we have been seeing their neglect of overall development and infrastructure because this.
The self-declared state of Somaliland is stepping up its push for international recognition, warning that the world's continued refusal to formally accept its independence threatens to plunge the breakaway region back into armed conflict with Somalia.
“We have made a lot of progress in the past 27 years and now we are recognised as a de facto state” Saad Ali Shire, foreign minister, said in an interview in the capital, Hargeisa. “[But] the next 27 years is not going to be like the first,” he said. “War is bound to happen unless the problem is settled peacefully one way or another.”
In a diplomatic coup for the country, Somaliland this year signed a deal with Ethiopia to invest in its port alongside DP World.
The breakaway state issues its own passports, prints its own currency and has begun to attract foreign investment. Dubai-based DP World is embarking on a multimillion dollar port expansion, while London-listed Genel Energy plans to drill for oil.
Politically these last years have been a huge success for Somaliland, attracting what has been believed not possible for an unlawful, unrecognized and outside of international law state/country(only possible because of Somalia's difficult situation). Somaliland's legal uncertainty and having having mere de-facto status is proving to be very difficult for them but seems to be shifting slightly for the better.
It took 25+ years to gain sizable investments and Somaliland has been focusing and prioritizing big picture projects that only might lead to recognition and as a result we have been seeing their neglect of overall development and infrastructure because this.
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