Press Release: Ergayga Wada-hadalka Somaliland Vs Somalia

Africa Youth Parliament admits Somaliland as its 55th member

- The African Youth Parliament is pushing for the recognition of Somaliland as an independent state. The AYP with representation from 54 countries in Africa has already admitted Somaliland membership in its gathering.

In a statement from the AYP after a visit in Somaliland late November, the parliament stated: “The African Youth Parliament is a continental and youth-led organization with representatives from (54) Sovereign Nations in Africa with Somaliland coming on board as the 55th Member State.”

DP WORLD BERBERA’S COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN SOMALILAND TO CHANGE TRAJECTORY OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

- Global trade enabler DP World has embarked on an ambitious partnership with Abaarso School in Somaliland, to dynamically enhance educational opportunities for youths. DP World Berbera manages and is currently expanding the multi-purpose port of Berbera.

The partnership was officially launched with a visit by Suhail Albanna, CEO and Managing Director, DP World MEA Region, to Somaliland. The name Abaarso has become associated with excellence, thanks to the Abaarso School of Science and Technology, the only American accredited school in Somaliland.

Construction of Somaliland’s Berbera Economic Free zone set to start

 “Our vision for Berbera is to make it a regional maritime hub in the Horn of Africa and..." Sa'ad

- The construction of the multi-million Berbera Economic Free Zone is set to start after the Somaliland government and the Dubai based DP World company signed an agreement inaugurating the project.

Somaliland President Muse Bihi and the Vice President of the DP World Suhail Al Banna officially signed the agreement setting the stage for the construction of what is expected to become the largest free economic zone in the horn of Africa.

Deutsche Welle: "Somaliland is on a rocky political path

- The relative stability Somaliland has seen for years is now at risk of coming undone. What ought to have been the first parliamentary elections in this autonomous region of Somalia since 2005 have been put off once more.

The postponement of a vote set for mid-December to 2022 and increasing crackdowns on free speech pose a risk to Somaliland, an internationally endorsed autonomous region of Somalia that straddles the borders of Ethiopia and Djibouti. 

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https://www.dw.com/en/somaliland-is-on-a-rocky-political-path/a-51484748