Kayse says:

Im not a fan of tiny French military camp Djibouti, but its good to have some sort of relations with all neighbors.

I personally prefer if we engage with Kenya more.

Musa says:

Jibouti is a tiny of piece of land whose our heroes had died for its liberation before the ownership of Isse and Afar came into being. We were also the arkitect of their independence. Now, thousands of wealthy Somalilander are still there, but since their independence, they had and still giving us the most harsh treatments, taking adventages of our woes and wars. Really, I hate that little land and I would have not spent one minute of my time visiting or make bilateral relations with them whatsoever. But, good luck, with Dr Mohamed and his new Somaliland administration, if they are trying to create some sort cool relationship with that bloody Jabouti dictator.
M.J.Musa

Kayse says:

All good guys—I agree those who suggested the president needs to focus on local issues than going abroad. He needs to fix the eastern regions and re-train the army. I am certain right now Somaliland will get huge funds for security from UK, Sweden, and the US…time to use it on the east. Securing the east means keeping the terrorists in the south.

Omar says:

The only tribe in Somalia who just now how to insult anthers peoble is the Eadoors in "Somaliland", we never hear others tribes insulting others, maybe is is your cultures, or maybe Jealousy, Somaliland Is not yet recognised by international communities, the close relationship between Djibouti and Mogadishu will block your recognision, this bad culture came from Hargeisa's tribes will never be acceptable, THE OTHERS think WHY your leaders came to Djibouti? we don't go to Hargeisa, Hassan Gouled Aptidon was rulling Djibouti 20 years, and never been In Hargeisa or his cabinet, Same Ismail Omar Guelleh has never been in "Somaliland" THE question why you camming to Djibouti at same insulting Djiboutian, I think Eadoors are Jealous

S/lander says:

Aniga waxa ay ila tahay in labaada dalba ay isu baahan yihiin waayo makala maarano waa inan iyo abtigii markaa dooda lagu soo dabaalo danta ka dhaxaynkarta labada dal ka sakow aqoonsigaba,cilaaqaadku wuu fiican yahay in uu dhax maro labada dal qasab maaha in waxa ladoonayo hadii lakala waayo la is diido ee waa in si kale loo dhigaa.

hanad says:

first i am very glad to see the two country have a strong relationship somaliland and djibouti because of they are a very close brothers for every aspect so that it s very good to do both of them ok bye

Djibhouse says:

A negative judgment gives you more satisfaction than praise.
Why S'Landers react with such strong emotions and resentment when it comes to Djibouti or President Guelleh…
Your top priorities should be building bridges and should start with your neighbours and extend to the rest of the world. Dr Omar did the right move and we feel honored for this brotherly visite. To the few morons from of this blog use your higher moral and keep your negativities to yourself.

Ayanle From Borama says:

Farxaan, don't forget Djibout's language is french although Somali is also spoken isn't the first language of communication. Djibouti, there are other languages including Anfar, Arabic and even Ahmaric can be heard sometimes. When it come to education, French language is the official so if brothers from Djibouti try to write English and make few grammer mistakes it's not the end of the world since we do understand their cooments anyway.

Some of you here view Djibouti is obstacles to your dream recognition when infact you don't even recognized from one another. Instead of listening and finding solution to your problems, you blame other Somali communities. Hey brother, it people in Awdal, Sool and sanaag regions who will block your single clan dream of recognition unless you welcome these community and share Somaliland with them.