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Somaliland and Kenya to bolster relations

June 9, 2012 · 301088 Comments2012-06-09+19%3A21%3A22goth+Mohamed

The Minister of the Presidency Hon. Hersi Ali Hassan and Foreign Minister Hon. Mohammed Abdillahi Omar has described their Kenyan visit as one that had better prospects.

The duo who have been in Nairobi over the past week had met with Kenyan Premier Raila Amollo Odinga. They said that part of their trip was to pave way for the President’s scheduled visit to Kenya following official invitation by the Kenyan premier.

They also said that they had lengthy talks with the Kenyan government on several fronts which ended on high note of understanding that focused on bilateral relations.

On the other hand, FM Hon. Mohammed who joined his colleagues in Nairobi from Turkey said that the Turkish Somalia talks produced good economical tidings for Somaliland whereby the Turks resolved to start funding SL directly hence open a liaison office in Hargeisa.

He added that he was hopeful that the Turkish Deputy Premier would visit this country.

It is no doubt that the Head of State’s official state visit to Kenya would not only bolster relations but take it to an altogether new height.

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By goth Mohamed

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Gobaad says:

Focusing on bilateral relations with all other countries in the horn of Africa is good and promising.

3:03 pm on June 9, 2012

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mohamed omar says:

mr omer his local council just internianing Their spectators.even if mr salinyo regional leader visits kenya There will be no official pictures also will not meet mr kibaki head of state.

9:25 pm on June 9, 2012

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osman5 says:

Engaging the neighboring African nations with good relations is paramount for Somaliland's quest for an international recognition.

The world leaders are coming to the realization that Somaliland where they should be focusing on Horn of Africa. Too much money and time have already been wasted on the failed sate of Somalia.

Osman Qaal

9:45 pm on June 9, 2012

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Omer Hussein Dualeh says:

Mohamed Omar, nice to heard you guys [Wanlaweyn] have developed the Kayse language. He is your tutor in malicious words, but it will be short living. He will come back to his den, and then who is going to teach you the language you have not born to speak?

The government of Somaliland must nock all the doors and develop good relationship without begging attached like TFG, who everyone is now fed-up about their low behaviour.

10:52 pm on June 9, 2012

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- mohamed omar says:
  
  omar dualeh,folks like you should stop vomiting everywhere out of control stop chasing what other people said such us kayse & do something That is constructive to society instead of living own little planet.
  probably kayse knows inside The two council better Than anyone else,he’s not tutoring anybody my neck of The woods too sophisticated for That, it’s all in your confuse mind.
  The problem is creatures like you obsessed what other people Think or write.
  
  1:42 am on June 10, 2012
  
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AbdulAziz says:

Hi,
I tend to feel that the president's visit to Nairobi will have more to bear than what we at the grassroots can ever think of. Just take that the two heads will share something to do will the Nrb government accepting the Sl passport besides other bilateral trade agendas – both the government and the locals will taste the fruits be it in later days.

2:34 am on June 10, 2012

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mohamed cheers says:

Hi there's no such a thing as garadag council in Somaliland. There's a good governance working
in Somaliland. The Government of de jure Somaliland Republic doesn't take orders from the
Somalia roadmap treaty signatories managed by unpos Augustine Mahiga of Tanzania.
The Govts of Somaliland are unparalled in the democratization processes throughout the H.A/E.A/AU
and many other global village larger world, to trash away Kayse's boasting plots. Yes, indeed,
NRB Govt accepting S/land passport to ease travel between the two countries and other bilateral
issues are all well and good. I always felt that the Kenyan PM H.E. MR. Odinga was indeed a true
friend of Somaliland all along.
Cheers.

6:38 am on June 10, 2012

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hayaan says:

so funy standing with some kenyann politian ayaa wax wayn idin la ah this is realy nathing i can go the frgn minster"s buildin then i can request him to in pic this isnt a big deal

3:52 am on June 12, 2012

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