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Somaliland oo Dalka ka mamnuucday xafiiska Qaramada Midoobay ee siyaasada iyo Wakiilkeedaba

 

June 13, 2013

 

Hargeysa(Waaheen) kulan ay caawa Qasriga Madaxtooyadda ku wada yeesheen safiirka Qaramada Midoobay u soo magacawday xafiiskeeda siayaasadda Somaliya iyo Xukuumadda Somaliland ayaa ku dhamaaday is af-garan waa kadib markii ay isku mari waayeen qorshayaashii ay kala wateen.

 

brekingWasiirka Arrimaha Dibeda Somaliland Maxamed C/laahi Cumar oo saxaafadda la hadlay ayaa sheegay Xukuumadda Somaliland in ay joojisaya gabi ahaanba wada shaqayntii Xafiiska Qaramada Midoobay ee UNSOM, isla markaana ay ka mamnuucday dalkeeda.

 

Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibeda Somaliland waxa uu sheegay xafiiska cusub ee qaramada midoobay ee UNSOM inaanu mudnayn in lala sii shaqeeyo, isagoo ku wargeliyay Mashruuca WFP oo kali ahi in uu dalka ka shaqayn doono, kaasoo ay Somaliland shuruud ka dhigtay marka ay dalka imanayaan in ay la soo xidhiidhaan Xukuumadda, oo ay ogolaansho ka qaataan.

 

Safiirka cusub ee ay qaramada midoobay u soo magacawday xafiiskeedan cusub ee siyaasadda oo ay hoos imanayaan dhamaan xafiisyada kala duwan ee qaramada midoobay ayaa manta dalka yimi hase yeeshee wax war ah saxaafadda muu siinin, inkasta oo uu booqday dhawr meelood oo ay ka mid yihiin Dugsiga tababarka shaqaalaha dawladda iyo xabaalaha xasuuqa.

 

Kulanka caawa ka dibna wax war ah saxaafadda muu siinin waxaana la filayaa in uu soo gaabiyo socdaalkiisa oo marka hore u qorshaysnaa in uu Somaliland ku joogo muddo laba cisho ah.

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I wonder the turn all this debate within the Somalis about Somaliland will take? Once Somaliland get's Independence or IF, it gets, then what will the Anti-Somaliland groups will talk about?

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Somaliland is already independent no koonfurian rules Somaliland ,its free and independent something no one can take away from Somaliland. Just the world refuses to acknowledge this officially. Because they believe if they do that , than Somalia will further collapse into anarchy, because the world knows its physiological struggle problem for the koonfurians.The Koonfurians are emotionally attached to Somaliland.

 

See the world the IC the fat guys in Washington and Brussels promised the Koonfurians if they behave very well and create something that resembles a government. They will help Somaliland to be brought back to Somalia so that Koonfurians can rule Somaliland once again. This was done to keep their self esteem intact and to level it up a bit. so that they make something of their lives.

 

Every year that passes by they cant get it together although now they made some progress. But with the whole Kismayo thing it shows how fragile the situation is. See the Koonfurians need to have something to fight for to live for and to talk about , also Somaliland not officially recognized by the international community was also a blessing for Somaliland.Because it reestablished it self with in its own vision with out much support from the west.Somaliland will not trust ic completely and it will have a home grown foreign and economic policy when it gets its recognition. Also its helped shaped the nationalistic goals of the people of Somaliland, decades from now people will still be committed to their hard earned republic. And always will remember back, remember when we stood in the cold protesting to have our recognition. So that the unity between afro hashimite citizens stays in tact for centuries to come, because they struggled like no other nation did. Because they experienced the same plight and problems and misery.

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Xaaji Xunjuf, Nicholas waa kuwaad ugu heesi jirteen , Ingiriis dhalatkiiyow, xaggee kaa dhunkadaa :D

 

Seriously this is a new development ; a separatist administration fed by UN aid vs the very hand that feeds it , the UN.

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^^ You are wrong no one feeds Somaliland , Somalilanders see the UN not as a friend the UN was never a friend of SL

Ingriiska waxa aad u sheegtey idinka isku khuukhiyaa wax nin reer SL tiriye maha. Waxaas idinka tiiriyey. ila yawma na hatha waan raadiya gabayga cidi tirisay aw jamac marka la weydiiyey wuxu yidhi wa nin reer hargeisa. Magacisa wu diiday inu inoo sheego:D

 

 

The pirates are angry because , Somaliland shows that they dont need any one but themselves, war xiiniyo isu yeela oo dalkina dhista ,oo dadkan afrikaanka ka marmaa. Somaliland cali lahayn eh,

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Xaaji Xunjuf;961725 wrote:
^^ You are wrong no one feeds Somaliland , Somalilanders see the UN not as a friend the UN was never a friend of SL

Ingriiska waxa aad u sheegtey idinka isku khuukhiyaa wax nin reer SL tiriye maha. Waxaas idinka tiiriyey. ila yawma na hatha waan raadiya gabayga cidi tirisay aw jamac marka la weydiiyey wuxu yidhi wa nin reer hargeisa. Magacisa wu diiday inu inoo sheego:D

 

 

The pirates are angry because , Somaliland shows that they dont need any one but themselves, war xiiniyo isu yeela oo dalkina dhista ,oo dadkan afrikaanka ka marmaa. Somaliland cali lahayn eh,

In the face of a bad news , xaaji xunjuf loses his marbles , complaining about a particularly biting verse in historic poem :D

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How is this bad news , Cigaal from 1996 to 1998 deported the UN Ambassador Stevenson and told him if he ever sees him he would lock him in his dungeon. This is not a complete deportation but simply that the political office will not be opened in SL. What will the UN do take back the ictraaf:D

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Whooow British i am scared:D

 

Come on again my friend this guy cannot change anything on the ground he is forced to cooperate with Somaliland on their terms. Or they will be no cooperation. This is not Somalia,we have to be very clear on this. We just need to sort out the Airspace conflict between Somalia and Somaliland. But we will know more early next month when the SL Somalia stalks restart.

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^^:D :D

 

This is very interesting development for those who follow the separatist nonsense and their headbutting on Somalia's brick exercise

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Read Below the position letter submitted to UNSOM

 

 

Government of Somaliland

Subject: Position letter

Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General

United Nation, UNSOM

13 June 2013

Dear Ambassador Nicholas Kay,

I am grateful for your decision to visit Somaliland at such an early stage in your tenure as Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General. My government hopes that your appointment will result in a further deepening of the cooperation between Somaliland and the United Nations. To facilitate this, we would like to state our positions clearly and to share with you our views on how relations between the UN and Somaliland might best develop.

As you know, we are guided by the reality that Somaliland is independent. Our people decided in 1991 to end the voluntary union with Somalia which began in 1960 after we obtained our independence from Britain. That decision was endorsed in a referendum in 2001, and in subsequent general elections, in which our people have voted in favour of parties supporting independence. For the people and government of Somaliland, there is no going back. More importantly, it constitutes a contradiction to our constitution which states we are an independent country

We understand that UNSOM's political role is to rebuild a federal Somalia through a comprehensive and integrated international support, while it seeks to open a sub-office in Somaliland. This ignores the reality of Somaliland's existence and functioning as an independent state since 1991 and the self-determination rights of our people. Since the purpose of such an office is to extend the remit of the federal government to Somaliland, my government is of the view that a UNSOM'S presences in Hargeisa will not be in the best interest of our country. Therefore, we can not allow UNSOM'S political office to function in Somaliland.

However, we wish to continue engaging with all UN humanitarian and development agencies, whose support to Somaliland's development is much appreciated. We would like to see an increase in UN development assistance in line with Somaliland's National Development Plan. This will allow Somaliland to consolidate its already considerable democratic and institution-building gains. It will also help us to retain ownership over our development path. But we ask that in order to address Somaliland's specific needs adequately, the UN development programs should be managed from Hargeisa not from Mogadishu.

UN support for the consolidation of Somali federal government institutions should be undertaken with full consideration of its potential impact on Somaliland. The recent issue over airspace management clearly demonstrates the risks involved in forgoing a holistic, conflict-sensitive approach. We suggest that UNSOM should take all measures to safeguard Somaliland's achievements in accordance with the principle of "do no harm".

The Dialogue between Somaliland and Somalia provides a neutral, level playing field for the two governments to discuss cooperation on areas of mutual concern such as security, as well as to clarify their future relations, in accordance with the approach endorsed again at the most recent London Conference. The resumption of bilateral discussions in Ankara on 13 April was also welcomed by the international community at last month's conference, and received strong support in the recent report issued by the UN Secretary-General.

Somaliland views the Dialogue as an integral component of international efforts to foster peace and stability in the Horn of Africa. There may come a time when your "good offices" may be needed in order to help us maintain momentum in the Dialogue, and we would welcome your assistance with this. We would like to emphasize that, from our perspective, the purpose of the Dialogue is not to negotiate Somaliland's place in a Somali federal structure. Rather, the Dialogue should proceed in accordance with the terms agreed by the two governments in Ankara, Dubai and Schevening, and must respect the independence of Somaliland.

Finally, it is important to clarify that Somaliland views Somalia as a neighbour, and one with which good relations are crucial.

Please accept the assurances of my highest consideration.

Mohamed A Omar

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Republic of Somaliland

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Xiin, why are you debating about issues pertaining to Somaliland ama Gobolada Waqooyi always? I don't understand how you are relevant to the Former British-Somaliland protectorate, when you're from the former Italian-Somaliland protectorate. I urge you to leave the Northern politics to the Northerns.

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Wiil Cusub;961738 wrote:
Read Below the position letter submitted to UNSOM

 

 

Government of Somaliland

Subject: Position letter

Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General

United Nation, UNSOM

13 June 2013

Dear Ambassador Nicholas Kay,

I am grateful for your decision to visit Somaliland at such an early stage in your tenure as Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General. My government hopes that your appointment will result in a further deepening of the cooperation between Somaliland and the United Nations. To facilitate this, we would like to state our positions clearly and to share with you our views on how relations between the UN and Somaliland might best develop.

As you know, we are guided by the reality that Somaliland is independent. Our people decided in 1991 to end the voluntary union with Somalia which began in 1960 after we obtained our independence from Britain. That decision was endorsed in a referendum in 2001, and in subsequent general elections, in which our people have voted in favour of parties supporting independence. For the people and government of Somaliland, there is no going back. More importantly, it constitutes a contradiction to our constitution which states we are an independent country

We understand that UNSOM's political role is to rebuild a federal Somalia through a comprehensive and integrated international support, while it seeks to open a sub-office in Somaliland. This ignores the reality of Somaliland's existence and functioning as an independent state since 1991 and the self-determination rights of our people. Since the purpose of such an office is to extend the remit of the federal government to Somaliland, my government is of the view that a UNSOM'S presences in Hargeisa will not be in the best interest of our country. Therefore, we can not allow UNSOM'S political office to function in Somaliland.

However, we wish to continue engaging with all UN humanitarian and development agencies, whose support to Somaliland's development is much appreciated. We would like to see an increase in UN development assistance in line with Somaliland's National Development Plan. This will allow Somaliland to consolidate its already considerable democratic and institution-building gains. It will also help us to retain ownership over our development path. But we ask that in order to address Somaliland's specific needs adequately, the UN development programs should be managed from Hargeisa not from Mogadishu.

UN support for the consolidation of Somali federal government institutions should be undertaken with full consideration of its potential impact on Somaliland. The recent issue over airspace management clearly demonstrates the risks involved in forgoing a holistic, conflict-sensitive approach. We suggest that UNSOM should take all measures to safeguard Somaliland's achievements in accordance with the principle of "do no harm".

The Dialogue between Somaliland and Somalia provides a neutral, level playing field for the two governments to discuss cooperation on areas of mutual concern such as security, as well as to clarify their future relations, in accordance with the approach endorsed again at the most recent London Conference. The resumption of bilateral discussions in Ankara on 13 April was also welcomed by the international community at last month's conference, and received strong support in the recent report issued by the UN Secretary-General.

Somaliland views the Dialogue as an integral component of international efforts to foster peace and stability in the Horn of Africa. There may come a time when your "good offices" may be needed in order to help us maintain momentum in the Dialogue, and we would welcome your assistance with this. We would like to emphasize that, from our perspective, the purpose of the Dialogue is not to negotiate Somaliland's place in a Somali federal structure. Rather, the Dialogue should proceed in accordance with the terms agreed by the two governments in Ankara, Dubai and Schevening, and must respect the independence of Somaliland.

Finally, it is important to clarify that Somaliland views Somalia as a neighbour, and one with which good relations are crucial.

Please accept the assurances of my highest consideration.

Mohamed A Omar

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Republic of Somaliland

 

Loud and clear

 

well done

 

Dr bidaar

 

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