This is the logic that's making us join EAC. Wth does somalia produce that we can tradeEverything they do is disastrous for us, EAC is a big win for Somalia. These guys complain about Somali unity not existing but EAC will force a single custom union and single market within Somalia as it’ll be in everyone’s benefit to trade with such a massive market and benefit from the trade deals with 3rd parties EAC signs with. Say goodbye to soon border taxes between FMS and different tariff rates.
They’re just angry we’ll be in the Kenya-Tanzania-Uganda bloc which is US dominated rather than the delusional Ethiopia-Eritrea-Somalia tripartite alliance of dictatorships and an anti-US policy (which Abiy doesn’t even stick to)
When you join a market you’ll have a reason to produce. We’ll likely have the cheapest labour so investment will come I’m sure. I encourage you to produce something yourself and answer that questionThis is the logic that's making us join EAC. Wth does somalia produce that we can trade
We can be the transportation member of the union.This is the logic that's making us join EAC. Wth does somalia produce that we can trade
so we produce nothing and ur argument is "investment will magically come to us."When you join a market you’ll have a reason to produce. We’ll likely have the cheapest labour so investment will come I’m sure. I encourage you to produce something yourself and answer that question
When your salt is sold to a 400 million market, economies of scale will mean it can be very profitable.so we produce nothing and ur argument is "investment will magically come to us."
Some people are truly retarded arguing without reading the EAC’S constitution. Whats worse is disputes between states will be decided by EAC judges Kenya wants our ocean.
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Didn't the icj rule in the favor of somalia?They're indeed short-sighted people if they don't see the can of worms being opened up
Regarding the sea border disputes, we should've at least solved it before joining EAC. We might have had the ICJ on our side, but Kenya doesn't recognize the final verdict.
There's a possibility that Kenya could be given more than what's rightfully theirs through EAC's judicial bodies and guess what? We have to oblige to whatever EAC courts rules on.
Didn't the icj rule in the favor of somalia?
We can always pull out of this union after we got what we wanted and sign a trade deal with them.Not exactly along the borders that we claimed was ours, but we were awarded most of the disputed sea areas.
The interesting aspect is, Kenya went along with the court procedures to solve this dispute. But when the final verdict came and it favored us, they rejected it and said that they don't recognize the jurisdiction of ICJ, lol. Since ICJ can't enforce their rulings, the maritime borders are still considered disputed.
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Next 20 years we’ll near double in population and have no borders with Kenya. They are insane to accept this but what a win it will be.We can always pull out of this union after we got what we wanted and sign a trade deal with them.
It is all about the long con walaal.
You are thinking about our territorial integrity. whilst i am saying we can take over the entirety of kenya. Have diplomatic borders with every country kenya borders.....
Think further walaal, we already have their security apparatus, soon their politics aswell. We are Kenya walaal
We can always pull out of this union after we got what we wanted and sign a trade deal with them.
It is all about the long con walaal.
You are thinking about our territorial integrity. whilst i am saying we can take over the entirety of kenya. Have diplomatic borders with every country kenya borders.....
Think further walaal, we already have their security apparatus, soon their politics aswell. We are Kenya walaal
I don't really see the eac becoming a centralised state, since the majority of the key stakeholders don't get along well.Haye, as long as we don't get exploited in this union, it will alleviate some of my concerns even though the sovereignty aspects will always stick with me
On another note, if EAC was only limited to East African countries, it would've given Somalia more say on matters concerning our region. But EAC is a pan-African movement and they're working on incorporating as many countries as possible. As more countries join, our influence decreases. Also, I don't like their globalist agenda of a borderless Africa and other bs they spew