Suldaanka Posted October 21, 2004 The Sovereignty Of Somaliland Is Not Negotiable, Says Ahmed Silanyo The leader of Somaliland’s largest opposition party, KULMIYE, Ahmed Mohamud Silanyo, said in an interview with the BBC Somali Service, that his country and people welcome the new government for Somalia, while noting the efforts and resources, which the international community invested in this process. However, he stressed that the Somalia government formed in Kenya does not concern the Republic of Somaliland, and that Somaliland’s sovereignty was not negotiable, rejecting comments by Somalia President that Somaliland is part of Somalia, and that his government will open up negotiations with its administration soon. The republic of Somaliland, former British protectorate, amalgamated with Somalia, former Italian trustee, in 1960. However, after a lengthy civil war, Somaliland reclaimed its sovereignty in 1991, and declared the withdrawal from the union. It has been peaceful since then, and has its own money, military and a democratically elected government. It has not been part to the Kenya process, and it is yet to be recognised by any country. In the eyes of many international observers, the prospects for renewed cycle of hostilities in the horn of Africa region, once again, is real, if the international community does not take an active part in finding a solution to Somaliland-Somalia situation, due to their opposing positions on sovereignty and territory. Asked if it was not up to Somalia and Somaliland to negotiate final settlement to their status, Mr Silanyo, replied: “the international community did not ask the people of Somalia to negotiate and find a solution to their own problems. It intervened and assisted them. Now it must assist Somaliland and Somalia go their separate ways and live peacefully, side by side, as two sovereign states. Horn Press Agency Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Suldaanka Posted October 21, 2004 Wufuud Ka Kala Socda Ingiriiska Iyo Jarmalka Oo Booqasho Ku Yimi Hargeysa Wufuud ka kala socota Ingiriiska iyo Jarmalka ayaa booqasho kala duwan oo la xidhiidha arrimo ganacsi iyo diblomaasiyadeed ku yimi dalka. Wufuuddaas oo caawa fiidkii ka soo degey gegida Diyaaradaha ee magaalada Hargeysa, ayaa sida la sheegay weftiga Jarmalka oo ka kooban 13 xubnood waxa uu ka socdaa ururka xidhiidhka Ganacsiga Jarmalka iyo Afrika, waxayna ujeedadiisu tahay sida uu sheegay madaxa weftigaasi indhaindhaynta xaaladda ganacsi ee Somaliland iyo sidii Jarmalku xidhiidh ganacsi ula samayn lahaa. Weftigaasi inta ay joogaan dalka waxay kulamo la yeelan doonaan xukuumadda iyo ganacsatadda leh shariikadaha gaarka ah. Madaxa weftiga oo ah guddoomiyekuxigeenka ururka xidhiidhka ganacsiga Jarmalka iyo Afrika oo u warramay Raadiyow Hargeysa waxa uu sheegay in ay soo dhiirigelisay markii ay ******** in Somaliland tahay meel xasiloon oo ay dowladnimo ka jirto iyo sida ganacsatada Somaliland wax uga qabteen dalka. Weftiga Ingiriiska oo isaguna ka kooban Afar xubnood waxa hoggaaminaya Xoghayaha Koowaad ee Safaaradda Britain ku leedahay Addis Ababa, Mr. Denial Drake. Lama sheegin ujeedada socdaalka weftiga Ingiriiska, balse waxa la filayaa inuu yahay mid diblomaasiyadeed oo la xidhiidha dareenka Somaliland ka bixisay natiijada ka soo baxday Shirkii Mbagathi ee dib u heshiisiinta Soomaaliya, kaas oo ay Britain ka mid tahay wadamada beesha caalamka ee dabada ka wadey shirkaas oo socdey muddo Laba sannadood ah. Cabdirisaaq M. Dubbad, Hargeysa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
