Drilling won't begin for years. Do you think an oil rig is set up over night?You are asking for trouble if you are introducing oil when the country is not politically stable or safe.
Drilling won't begin for years. Do you think an oil rig is set up over night?
An african style dictatorship oil siphoning won't work in Somalia. The people are too resistant. Gabon and Angolan are miskeen to cadaans.I highly doubt we have oil, and even so, I'm not sure it's a good thing.
The resource curse is a real thing, I'd rather we become the next Rwanda than the next Gabon.
Africa is the richest continent in the world. Although there's only been a few inspections so far it seems there is an abudance of oil. The U.A.E made a deal with Somaliland because of it.I highly doubt we have oil, and even so, I'm not sure it's a good thing.
Resource curse is a real thing, I'd rather we become the next Rwanda than the next Gabon.
An african style dictatorship oil siphoning won't work in Somalia. The people are too resistant. Gabon and Angolan are miskeen to cadaans.
And we do have oil reserves, they've already been mapped on the coast.
Somalia is one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries on the planet and Somaliland doesn't even have international recognition, any deals are done with oil exploration companies will absolutely f*ck us over, and our corrupt politicians will make sure we don't see a dime of that oil money.Africa is the richest continent in the world. Although there's only been a few inspections so far it seems there is an abudance of oil. The U.A.E made a deal with Somaliland because of it.
How does the federal government make enough money to buy military weapons or money for infrastructure?Somalia is one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries on the planet and Somaliland doesn't even have international recognition, any deals are done with oil exploration companies will absolutely f*ck us over, and our corrupt politicians will make sure we don't see a dime of that oil money.
And you will also have foreign powers take an active interest in trying to steal your resources, this is the last thing we need right now, I don't want to hear talk of oil in Somalia.
So what if it doesn't have international recognition? Deals are being made. That's what matters. You can't write off SL's success just because for some odd reason it hasn't been recognized yet. Do you think a country's statehood is determined by other countries? Seems irrational to me.Somalia is one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries on the planet and Somaliland doesn't even have international recognition, any deals are done with oil exploration companies will absolutely f*ck us over, and our corrupt politicians will make sure we don't see a dime of that oil money.
And you will also have foreign powers take an active interest in trying to steal your resources, this is the last thing we need right now, I don't want to hear talk of oil in Somalia.
What would a deal with AS look likeWe're still like 4-6 years away. If AS still around in 2024 we may as well cut a deal with them and pay them off.
Brah we at rock bottom rn. Becoming the "next Gabon" is still 10x better than where we at rn.
What the Government needs to do is to destroy the terrorists completely, improve security across the country, and remove AMISOM and replace it with the SNA. These 3 things must take precedence above all else and will take at least a decade to do thoroughly.How does the federal government make enough money to buy military weapons or money for infrastructure?
You need money to run a government, I'd rather not rely on aid and debt. The oil deals will be unfair, but you need form a relationship much like GCC and the US.
A countries statehood is exactly determined by other countries, it's called the UN.So what if it doesn't have international recognition? Deals are being made. That's what matters. You can't write off SL's success just because for some odd reason it hasn't been recognized yet. Do you think a country's statehood is determined by other countries? Seems irrational to me.
It's dangerous and corrupt because of the sheer amount of poverty combined with cultural aspects such as qabil.Somalia is one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries on the planet and Somaliland doesn't even have international recognition, any deals are done with oil exploration companies will absolutely f*ck us over, and our corrupt politicians will make sure we don't see a dime of that oil money.
And you will also have foreign powers take an active interest in trying to steal your resources, which destabilizes the country further. This is the last thing we need right now, I don't want to hear talk of oil in Somalia.
It's costs money to have a robust military. If every soldier is given a decent wage, every 18 year old would join.It's dangerous and corrupt because of the sheer amount of poverty combined with cultural aspects such as qabil.
Somalia's government doesn't even have a budget that reaches a billion (last time I checked) and the majority of that is used to fight AS and militias. Till we have capital and equipment to end this war I don't see any major developments happening.
Can you please tell me who approved the Berbera deal???So what if it doesn't have international recognition? Deals are being made. That's what matters. You can't write off SL's success just because for some odd reason it hasn't been recognized yet. Do you think a country's statehood is determined by other countries? Seems irrational to me.