Yes i have cousins in frankfurt and berlinI’ve only heard of diaspora in Nordic countries and uk in Europe.
I’m pretty sure there’s a Somali even in North KoreaEvery European country has Somalis, you just need to look for them
Somalis in Germany are citizens and residents of Germany who are of Somali descent. According to the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, as of 2016, there are a total 33,900 Somalia-born immigrants living in Germany. Of those, 7,985 individuals were granted asylum status.[1]
In a BKA report on statistics from 2017, migrants to Germany from Somalia constituted 1.7% of all migrants and 2.9% of all migrant crime suspects.[2]
Kim is somaliI’m pretty sure there’s a Somali even in North Korea
yes Somalis in Germany my cousins live in frankfurtI met some some somali girls from germany in a night club in london once, they were from frankfurt.
I’ve only heard of diaspora in Nordic countries and uk in Europe.
My humble guesstimation, not sure about the accuracy:
Yes. Our dear @Wiilyam Ina Sheekh Zubeer .
Gathered this from the site of the federal statistical office of Germany.
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My humble guesstimation, not sure about the accuracy:
I would assume that most Somalis who came in the early 90s and before settled in former West-Germany and its bigger/ relevant cities or places where small Somali communities were already established, whereas Berlin is more of a "new" terrain for Somalis, where mostly "recent" arrivals (mid 2000s and later) settled, as well as people who relocated there later on for job opportunities. Also a lot of young people/students are eyeing Berlin as Germany's only major city with a more-or-less metropolitan/world-city vibe (Frankfurt, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich etc. don't really count tbh despite their reasonably large populations).
I guess Berlin had a strong pull on Somalis for a while now, wouldn't be surprised if it has surpassed other cities in terms of the number of Somalis living there.
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Gathered this from the site of the federal statistical office of Germany.
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My humble guesstimation, not sure about the accuracy:
I would assume that most Somalis who came in the early 90s and before settled in former West-Germany and its bigger/ relevant cities or places where small Somali communities were already established, whereas Berlin is more of a "new" terrain for Somalis, where mostly "recent" arrivals (mid 2000s and later) settled, as well as people who relocated there later on for job opportunities. Also a lot of young people/students are eyeing Berlin as Germany's only major city with a more-or-less metropolitan/world-city vibe (Frankfurt, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich etc. don't really count tbh despite their reasonably large populations).
I guess Berlin had a strong pull on Somalis for a while now, wouldn't be surprised if it has surpassed other cities in terms of the number of Somalis living there.
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Gathered this from the site of the federal statistical office of Germany.
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My humble guesstimation, not sure about the accuracy:
I would assume that most Somalis who came in the early 90s and before settled in former West-Germany and its bigger/ relevant cities or places where small Somali communities were already established, whereas Berlin is more of a "new" terrain for Somalis, where mostly "recent" arrivals (mid 2000s and later) settled, as well as people who relocated there later on for job opportunities. Also a lot of young people/students are eyeing Berlin as Germany's only major city with a more-or-less metropolitan/world-city vibe (Frankfurt, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich etc. don't really count tbh despite their reasonably large populations).
I guess Berlin had a strong pull on Somalis for a while now, wouldn't be surprised if it has surpassed other cities in terms of the number of Somalis living there.
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