Abtigis promotes unity at the same time divison war hooy maad ka joogi hadhow so qaban kari meysid eh

Somaliland: Foreign Minister meets with 3 US congressmen Posted on 17/09/2011 i Washington DC- Somaliland Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Mohamed Abdullahi Omar while on US official visit to Washington meets with Congressman Donald Payne, Congressman Chris Smith and Congressman Keith Ellison. Crisis in the Horn of Africa: A Somaliland Perspective was the topic of an event featuring Dr. Mohamed Abdullahi Omar, Somaliland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. The event hosted by IRI was moderated by Dr. J. Peter Pham, Director of the Michael S. Ansari Africa Center at the Atlantic Council. In his remarks, Dr. Omar highlighted Somaliland’s successes in holding democratic elections and conducting a peaceful transition of power from one political party to another, the country’s support in the fight against terrorism and piracy, and its growing economy with a private sector as the country’s main employer. Although lacking international recognition, Somaliland has avoided the chaos characteristic of south-central Somalia. Dr. Omar credits Somaliland’s success and stability to good governance. Even as the Horn of Africa faces the worst famine in 60 years Somaliland has been able to stave off famine conditions despite widespread drought. However, Dr. Omar warned increased foreign assistance was required to ensure that catastrophe in Somaliland is avoided. Dr. Omar also discussed Somaliland’s efforts to gain international recognition, drawing attention to the fact that South Sudan was recently recognized as an independent state and the two country’s situations are not that different. Somaliland gave unity a chance for 30 years before declaring independence in 1991 from greater Somalia. While he understands the international community’s focus on Somalia, he warns that it should not be used as a reason to ignore Somaliland and that its successes – successes of peace, stability and democracy – cannot be sustained without international support. Dr. Omar assumed the position of Somaliland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in November 2010. Prior to his service as Foreign Affairs Minister, he handled foreign relations for Somaliland’s Peace, Unity and Development Party. A self-proclaimed but internationally unrecognized independent state, Somaliland is located in the northernmost third of Somalia and enjoys a level of governance in stark contrast to that provided by the Somali central government.

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The ethiopians can tell their ambassador what they want but he was put in his place

Its up to the people of that region to decide. zack SNM some of its leaders believed in an independent somaliland. And some were unionist but the people decided their future, and thats how it should be

Somaliland wants recognition because they want to be free of Ethiopian influance and if you are against that abtigis you actually more of a tigray supporter than any on else. Sl leaders are not the problem its those who oppose somaliland for selfish or clanish reasons. Meles wanted 3 guys out of siilaanyos cabinet gaboose muhammad hashi and the somaliland. Minister of religious affairs Siilaanyo told the ambassador if he ever makes such a statement again he will be expelled from somaliland. And gaboose resigned because he wants to starts his own party and he wants to be sl next president

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Jamal Ali Hussein discusses this years 100 CEOs Of East Africa conference Dar es Salaam. Preparations for this year’s East African Business Summit have started in earnest with over 100 Chief Executive Officers from top companies in the region expected to attend. Among those expected to confirm attendance at the exclusive high level summit are CEOs from Tananiza, Uganda, Rwanda and Kenya, keen to grow their businesses through innovation and tap into emerging opportunities in the region. At a media briefing held in Dar es Salaam over the weekend, one of the members of the Steering committee of the summit, Mr Jamal Hussein, said the business community was looking at the summit as a catalyst for corporate and governments’ efforts to make the East African Community an attractive and formidable economic trading block. The summit, which will be held on November 17 to 20 in Kenya, is the fifth one since the first summit held in 2002, and has been designed to respond to some of the current challenges affecting businesses and find ways to move to the next level. “This year, the summit will build on our past successes, and explore ways to navigate the numerous emerging opportunities in Africa. In particular, we are hoping to understand how CEOs’ decision about strategies and operating models shape changes in the business landscape,” said Mr Hussein, who is also the managing director of Citibank Tanzania. The summit was born in 2002 when the leaders of six convening firms Citibank N.A., Deloitte, KPMG, Nation Media Group, PWC and Serena Hotels brought together leaders in business and industry. “It is through such meeting, East African companies can gather and decide to merge and form joint ventures to tap the regional potentials more strongly instead of waiting for foreign investors. And this time around we want Tanzanian companies to shine by showing full participation,” said Mr Salim Bashir, a Partner at KPMG and a member of the steering committee. Some of the key topics that will be covered during the session include; harnessing innovation in a growth economy, social media and marketing thinking, managing talent for innovation and funding innovation. Previous summits, includes one held in Ngurdoto in Tanzania in 2004, which came up with workable plans such as the East African Community integration. source:TheCitizen

Its true Admiral Muhammad Umar Osman supports an independent O'gaden Country free of Ethiopia and Somalia , ask any onlf supporter they will tell you that they want an independent O'gaden Country.The Whole reason the ONLF continue to use the O'gaden Name is that its has some historical significance , it was known back in the days as the O'gaden Country.The ONLF does not want Somalia to participate in their struggle they can support the jabhad financially or with arms the same way eritrea supports it but they do not want the region to be seen as a region that is in dispute between two countries.But rather people fighting for their rights and their very own existence against Occupiers the struggle for self determination and their own future state and not Somaliweyn.

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North African Democracy Looks to China for the Aid It Needs Most By Sophie Quinton Updated: September 15, 2011 | 3:15 p.m. September 15, 2011 | 2:09 p.m. The West has proven a valuable source of democracy-building and development aid for Somaliland, a blink-and-you'll-miss-it republic in northern Africa. But it is China that has been willing to gamble big on the economic-development projects it needs most. “When you talk about infrastructure development, China is one of the leading countries in the world,” said Somaliland Foreign Affairs Minister Mohamed Omar, who is in Washington this week. “You cannot get roads built and bridges done, and ports done and airports, with humanitarian and development assistance.” “Contemporary development assistance focuses on what I would call ‘soft sector’,” Omar said: things like institutional development, education, health, capacity building. “Aid is not aimed to build roads—and for the economic development you would need to develop that infrastructure,” Omar said. “The Chinese are very good at that.” Chinese oil company PetroTrans plans to turn Berbera port into a modern facility, in a deal with the Somaliland government that will help PetroTrans export the natural gas it extracts from Ethiopia. Modern roads connecting Somaliland and Ethiopia will be part of the deal, which has yet to be finalized, Omar said. Somaliland’s democracy is still far from perfect, 20 years in transition from dictatorship, said Ibrahim Hashi Jama, a Somalilander and a lawyer now living in Britain. It also took a long time to build: Clan meetings on the constitution began in 1991, but the document was not finalized until 2001. Building up the judicial system to check government power and make sure that elections happen on time remain major challenges. The government is “an eclectic mix of our own,” Jama said in an e-mail: a U.S.-style president and separation of powers, but a parliament that includes a "House of Elders," a body similar to the U.K.'s House of Lords that has a special focus on traditional issues. Somaliland is an Islamic state, and sharia is the basis of its constitution and legal system. Somalilanders themselves were “the ones who decided they were going to have a stable Somaliland,” said Paul Fagan, Africa director for the International Republican Institute. “They came together across clan lines, set aside their differences, and did it with no international intervention whatsoever.” The Somaliland system balances Islamic law, tribal tradition, and republican governance with respect for human rights and a commitment to fighting terrorism. “There aren’t many places like this in the world,” Fagan said. He called Somaliland an “easy place” to work because the government wants to improve its democracy and eagerly cooperates with capacity-building efforts. The institute is helping Somaliland’s legislative branch develop, a project financed by USAID. USAID and Britain’s Department for International Development both set aside unique aid budgets for Somaliland. Somaliland’s government believes it can set an example for Arab nations beginning to wrestle with regime change—and it may have something to teach the Western aid world as well. “We offer a lesson” for other countries going through a democratic transition, Omar said. “Somaliland did it. Why can’t you do it? And with limited resources and limited possibility and support, we have done it, and we are still working on it.” Omar traveled to Washington this week to raise his country’s profile and ask for humanitarian and development assistance. Lack of political recognition has hampered his country’s ability to attract humanitarian and development aid—not to mention foreign direct investment. But Omar, Jama, and Fagan all agreed that Somaliland is ready to move to a new phase and that economic investment is going to be vital, if the impoverished, arid country is ever going to develop. Until Somaliland is officially recognized as an independent nation—and not part of Somalia—it will be extremely difficult for foreign businesses to take on the risk of investing there. China has increasingly taken a more active role in Africa. As state-owned companies move in to extract African resources, Chinese investment in the continent has skyrocketed. Chinese involvement in Africa has worried some Western observers, but Omar argued that partnerships with China and the West were both vital and would complement each other. “The Chinese seem to be taking a bit more risk than any other country,” he said. “And where else would you go in this climate of economic difficulty? China has got the most cash and investment."

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M/Weyne Siilaanyo Oo Qaadhaan bixiyeyaasha ku Ammaanay Kaalintii ay ka qaateen Dimuqraadiyada dalka September 15th, 2011 Hargeysa (Somaliland.Org)-Madaxweynaha Somaliland Md. Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud Siilaanyo, ayaa maanta xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay Wefti ka socday qaadhaan bixiyeyaasha Somaliland ka taageera dhinaca dimuqraadiyada iyo doorashooyinka oo Socdaal dalka ku yimid. Sidaasna waxa lagu sheegay war saxaafadeed ka soo baxay xarunta Madaxtooyada oo u dhignaa sidan“Madaxweynaha JSL, Mudane, Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) waxa uu Qasriga Madaxtooyada ku qaabilay wefti ka socda deeq bixiyeyaasha Somaliland ka taageera horumarinta hanaanka dimuqraadiyada iyo doorashooyinka. Xubnaha weftigan oo ka kooban 5 xubnood, isla-markaana uu hogaaminayo Mr. Ole Thonke Waxa ay Madaxweynaha uga warameen ujeedada socdaalkooda oo ay sheegeen inay tahay xoggogaal u noqoshada halka ay marayso hawsha doorashada goleyaasha deegaanada iyo doorashooyinka kale ee ka dambeeyaba. Isla-markaana waxa ay sheegeen inay dhinacooda diyaar u yihiin inta ay kaga beegan yihiin hawshaas farsamo ahaan iyo dhaqaaleba. Madaxweyne Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud Siilaanyo ayaa isna uga waramay inay Somaliland si wanaagsan uga hirgashay hanaanka dimuqraadiyadu, isla-markaana waxa uu uga mahadnaqay qaadhaan-bixiyeyaasha kaalinta wax ku oolka ah ee ay ku leeyihiin guusha ay Somaliland ka gaadhay dimuqraadiyada. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu xubnaha weftiga uga waramay in hawsha doorashada goleyaasha deegaanku ay meel wanaagsan marayso xukuumad ahaana intii ku xidhnayd wax badan uu fuliyay sida furashada ururada siyaasada iyo magacaabidda guddida diwaangelinta iyo kala saaridda xisbiyada. Waxa kale oo uu Madaxweynuhu sheegay inay xukuumad ahaan diyaar u yihiin qabashada doorashada, isla markaana ay tix-gelinayaan talada dhinacyada ay khusayso oo dhan.” Waxa kale oo Kulankan goob goog ka ahaa Madaxweyne Ku xigeenka Somaliland Md. C/Raxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Saylici) iyo Wasiiradda Madaxtooyada Md. Xirsi Cali Xaaji Xasan iyo Arrimaha Gudaha Md. Maxamed Nuur Caraale (Duur).

Somaliland: President welcomes delegation from donor countries Posted on 15/09/2011 Hargeisa (JSLTimes)-Somaliland’s president Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Mohamud ‘Siilaanyo’ today welcomes cordially at the presidential palace delegation from donors that support Somaliland on democracy and elections which are held in the country. The delegate paid a short visit to the country and held high level talks with President Siilaanyo. According to a press release issued from the presidential palace and it was written in this way. “The president of Somaliland Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Mohamud ‘Siilaanyo’ cordially welcomes at his office in the presidential palace delegation from donors that assist Somaliland when it comes to democracy and elections. The delegation consists of five members and was headed by Mr. Ole Thonke and they briefed their main goal behind paying a short visit to the country. As the press release indicates that their main reason behind arriving in Somaliland is to know fully if the necessary preparations were made by the government when it comes to the forthcoming local council elections. Delegates who are members of donors assured that they are fully prepared when it comes to holding local council elections be it technically and financially. The head of the country informed the delegate that Somaliland embraced the ideology of democracy. He indebted to donors the positive role that they play when it comes to democracy that thrived in Somaliland. Somaliland’s president briefed the delegate that his government did the right preparations and things are going very smoothly. He added that as the country’s head of state, he opened for Somaliland citizens to form political parties and also nominated the registration committee for political parties. The president further informed the delegation that his government is ready to hold the elections. Finally, he told the delegate that his government welcomes those individuals concerned be it elections in the country.

May allah continue to bless Sheikhuna Adan Xaaji Maxamuud Siiro

Somaliland works for the people of Somaliland it functions as it exist today this path will be walked for a long time to come Some people want to introduce things that Cannot work in Somaliland or Somalia. The People of Somalia will be our neighbors and we shared a history of 31 years and a language but this is not a reason to unite. What can we bring to Somalia what can they offer Somaliland the answer is nothing, Somalia its self is dying of hunger famine and poverty i don't think even in the future when there is a functioning government in Somalia they can feed all the People there. And Abtigis is talking about Somaliland and Somalia to be a one country again this is Crazy talk yaa Seccesionist

Who's wishing wars Xiin i don't think any one is wishing wars on the people of the semi autonomous region of Pudhlayn or faroole.But tough challenges awaits Mr faroole and his admin you Can't deny that.

Maleeshiyada Faroole Oo Kusoo Biiray Dagaalkii Beeleedkii Saka Ka Bilowday Boosaaso iyaga Oo Garabka Saaraya Garab kamida Dhinacyadii Dagaalamayay Iyo Xafada Biyo Kulule Oo Xabadi Ka Socoto (Daawo Sawirada). Boosaaso(Allssc): Saakay Waabarigi ayaa waxaa Dagaal ka dhacay Magaalada Boosaaso Dagaalkaas oo u dhaxeeyay Maleeshiyaad laba Beelood oo isku Haya Dhul . Dhulkaan ay labada Beelood isku Hayaan ayaa ahaa Mid Mudooyin Isku Haysashadiisu Soo jirtay oo ay labada Beeloodba mid kasti sheeganayso inay Lee yihiin iyagu , Hadaba Maleeshiyo Beeleedka Faroole ayaa iyagu waxay Soo dhex Galeen Maleeshiyaadki Dagaalamaayay Balse Mar kaliya ayay Arintu dhinaca kale isku Rogtay oo waxaa Bilowday Dagaal kii Gaalkacayood oo kale ah oo ay Beelihi halkaas isku hayay Midi u aragtay in Iyaga Si gaara loo Bartilmaameedsanaayo . Dagaalka ayaa sida la xaqiijiyay waxa uu hada ka socdaa Xaafada Biyo Kulule oo ay u badan Yihiin dadka Dagan Beel ka mid ah Kuwi Saaka hiirti Oroornimo ku dirirray Dhulkaas mudada la isku haystay . Waxaa halkaas isku hor fadhiya oo Dagaalku u dhaxeeyaa Maleeshiyo BeeleedkaFaroole iyo Beesha Xaafada Biyo kulule ee Magaalada Boosaaso . Waxaa Maalinba Maalinta ka dambaysa Isa soo taraayay is haysiga Beelaha hore ugu midoobay Puntland oo hada ay ku hareen beelo kooban oo faro ku tiris ah. Maamul Beeleedka Faroole aya isagu waxa uu had iyo Jeer Garab istaagaa Dhinacyada Dirira Midkood , isagoo aan laga rajaqabin inuu badalo hab dhaqanka qalafsan ee uu dadka walaalaha ah uu kusii kala fogaynayo . Kala Soco wixi ka soo kordha dagaalkaas Iyo Sawiradan oo badan

Maleeshiyo beeleed maanta ku dagaallamay magaalada Bosaaso iyo Puntland oo kala dhex-gashay Arbaco, September 14, 2011 (HOL) — Israsaasayntan oo saacado kooban socotay ayaa ka bilaabatay afka hore ee shirkadda isgaarsiinta ee Golis, waxaana ay dhex martay kooxo maleeshiyaad ah oo ku muransan dhul halkaa ku yaalla, kaasoo labada dhinac ay isku fahmi waayeen qaybsigiisa. "Waxaa aroortii hore ee saaka meeshan yimid kooxo hubaysan, waxaana ay dab qabsiiyeen mehredo shaaha laga cabbo oo meesha ku yaalla," ayuu yiri goob-jooge maanta la hadlay warbaahinta ,xilli uu ka soo cararay mehraddiisi. Ciidamada dab-damiska ayaa soo gaaray goobta ,waxaana ay damiyeen dhowr mehradood oo dabka uu saameeyay ,mana jirto cid ilaa iyo hadda si rasmi ah loo cadeeyay in israsaasayntaasi ay ku geeriyootay oo labada dhinac ka tirsan. "Runtii aad baan uga naxnay arinta dhacday waayo hakad beey galisay ganacsigeena maanta galinkii hore," ayay tiri haweeneey lagu magacabo Falis oo iyadana kamid ah dadka deegaanka Bosaaso oo la hadashay warbaahinta gobolka. Labada maleeshiyo beeleed ee dagaallamay ayaa murankooda uu soo bilowday billo ka hor, kaddib markii garab kamid ah uu go'aansaday in dhulka la kireeyo, taasoo sababtay dagaalka maanta oo Arbaco ah dhacay. Dad goobjoogayaal ah ayaa noo xaqiijiyay in ay arkeen dhowr ruux oo dhaawac uu ka soo gaaray dagaalkii maanta halkaa ka dhacay, waxaana goobta hadda ku sugan ciidamo ka tirsan kuwa degmada oo isha ku haya dhaq-dhaqaaqa labada kooxood ee diriray. Ma ahan markii ugu horaysay oo labadan garab ay ku dagaallamaan bug-caddaasi, waxaana markasta dhibka ugu badan uu soo gaaraa shirkadda isgaarsiinta ee Golis oo ay ku hortaallo halka dagaalka maanta uu ka dhacay.

You want to unite people and individuals who don't share the same Political aspirations or can't even coexist and share A small transitional government proposed by the international Community. And you suggest you want to unite all Somali speaking People this is ridiculousness way of thinking i have to say.you cannot unite People based on a language we have learned that history teaches us that. if that was the case the Tigrayans would have been part of Eritrea today Djibouti would have been part of Somaliland .You accuse others that their political decisions are inspired by emotions but look at you, you feel that the only way you can obtain independence is to use your Subclans Name against your own brothers in particular the in kabri bayax and jigjiga Community who are now left out and are forced to support the dds admin. Somaliland is Political mature its an all inclusive Country a multi tribal society it works with Viable working institutions a government that functions and its people united with a genuine democracy.Now you will view it from A clanish Lens not sure why but because you feel that everything should be clan orientated in order to make sense in your mind.I don't have a real problem with the O name if you are willing to use that name to fight against the other Ethiopians if you think you are going to be successful you should do it. But some will say that you are Clan Secessionist or should i say a subclan secessionist and not an honest Somali Secessionist who is willing to involve all the Somalis in the region.

I did not say that i merely said that he wants secession from his mother Country and that is true which makes Him a secessionist. Whether his community wants independence or a fair autonomous state with in the federal republic of Ethiopia is irrelevant to his secessionist behavior.He want to break up an African country yes than he is a secessionist i don't care if he says awoowgay ba la gubay awoowgi la gubku.