Six New States Including Somaliland May Come to The World Map

[Jacaylbaro]

Somaliland

 

Since declaring independence from Somalia in 1991, this former British protectorate has stayed free of the violence and mayhem that has plagued the rest of the country over the past 16 years. Meanwhile, Somaliland has developed its own government, army, and currency; all it lacks is recognition from the rest of the world.

 

Why it will become a state: Somaliland’s de facto independence is hard to ignore. The territory has been a model of stability in a chaotic region for over a decade and a half, and most Somalilanders have left the possibility of unity behind them.

 

Why it won’t: Southern Somalis are still attached to the idea of a united Somali Republic, so the recognition of Somaliland by the international community would likely lead to greater instability in the South and possibly war. Hence, there isn’t much reason for third-party states to extend recognition.

 

Odds: Very good. But don’t count on it happening any time soon. The African Union and other international bodies plan to establish peace and stability in the South first and worry about the status of Somaliland later.

 

 

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[Faarax-Brawn]

Campaign season is in earnest. The more you mention recognition,the more votes.

 

JB,please remind your people that no country was ever recognised with a span of 17years. 30+ years bal soo jihada horta

[Jacaylbaro]

LOOOOOOOL ,,, That is not too far ,,, time is running very fast these days