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Britain to open consulate in Hargeisa.

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Hargeysa (RBC) British Ambassador to Somalia has announced his country’s intention to open a consulate in Hargeisa, the Somaliland Press reported Thursday (July 19th).

Matt Baugh, the British Ambassador to Somalia, announced at Hargeisa’s recent book fair that the new consulate will oversee the delivery and implementation of British interest and development projects, and promote relations between Hargeisa and British partners.

The consulate will operate under the future British embassy in Mogadishu. The British embassy for Somalia is primarily working from Nairobi at the moment, with a facility in Mogadishu, according to the BBC.

Baugh, appointed earlier this year, is Britain’s first ambassador to Somalia in 21 years.

Source: http://sabahionline.com

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Abwaan   

That sounds good, this consulate will be under his command right? The British Ambassador to Somalia; Matt Baugh

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Tallaabo   

The Ethiopian and Djibouti consulates are already operating in Hargeisa, the Danish and Turkish governments will soon open their diplomatic offices in our capital, and now the UK joined them. Things will only get better. Inshaa Allah.

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Abwaan;852480 wrote:
That sounds good, this consulate will be under his command right? The British Ambassador to Somalia; Matt Baugh

you remind me those use to say "you neva be recognized" and when they so it coming,their last word was,"ethiopia won't recognize you".The pendulum has shifted to the bottom of the bar.:D

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HARGEISA — The British government this week unveiled its plans to open a consulate general in Hargeisa, capital city of Somaliland, as it broadens its diplomatic presence in the region.

 

This was announced at the Hargeisa Book Fair exhibition by the visiting British Ambassador to Somalia, Matt Baugh, who said the establishment will mark a new step forward in British-Somaliland relations.

 

The consulate will oversee the delivery and implementation of British interest and development projects in Somaliland, as well promote relations between Hargeisa and British partners.

 

The office will operate under the British embassy set to be opened in Mogadishu and all diplomatic contacts between Somaliland and Britain will be moved from the current Mission in Addis Ababa to the office of Ambassador Baugh.

 

“The British government has expressed its interest to establish this office which will be located within the British Embassy in Mogadishu,” he said. Mr Baugh added that he was happy with the existing cordial relations between the two sides.

 

The British General Consulate joins a number of planned similar offices including one from Norway.

 

Mr. Baugh was appointed as the first British Ambassador to Somalia after 21 years at the beginning of this year.

 

Somaliland remains unrecognized despite breaking away from Somalia over two decades and the new General Consulate is seen as another setback. Somaliland officials might now have to travel to Mogadishu just to meet with British officials.

 

Somalilandpress

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well just look back at SOL a month ago and now you content with "it be under Mogadishu office".Good:D

It be under Nairobi when it becomes full fledging embassy:D:D

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