Finally, HSM and his looting goblins need to be taken out.
historical Somaliland and Puntland sign security agreement!
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A ideal system would be a Federal Rotational Presidential Republic, featuring internal FMS sovereignty, a shared federal executive elected by state representatives, and a rotational presidency ensuring equitable representation among member states.
This system represents a Federal Rotational Presidential Republic in which power is divided between a central federal authority and internally sovereign member states.
Each Federal Member State governs its own internal affairs, including law enforcement through state police, while the federal government retains control over the armed forces, foreign diplomacy, and matters of national importance.
The President serves as both Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, responsible for foreign relations and the defense of the federation.
The office of the President is filled through election by the Federal Government, composed of ministers representing all member states, for a single non-renewable term of seven years. The presidency rotates among the Federal Member States, and no state may hold the office again until all others have done so, ensuring balance and equal participation in national leadership. This structure establishes a unified yet decentralized system, combining federal stability with rotational representation.
Tried and failed. You can’t keep on repackaging federalism forever yknow, centralism is plain and downright unacceptable. Try balkanisation, the Germans are a people but they’re split into three states, what’s wrong with Somalis going their own way?
If your fine with becoming the UAE go ahead, the risk of fragmentation rather than consolidating state authority, because local elites can use outside backing to entrench autonomy or contest national decisions.
Practically, the consequences of such a pattern include weakened national bargaining power over strategic assets (ports, airfields, resource contracts), greater dependence of regional leaders on foreign patrons for security and revenue, and a higher probability that competing external interests will harden internal fault lines for their own strategic gains.
We are right next door to hyenas who want our oil and access to our sea.
It is important to mention that this breakthrough wouldn’t have been achieved had it not been for the cross border Warsangali led mediation, this shows that gradually we are moving away from clan based politics and towards cross border cooperation, and the people of sanaag are poised to benefit the most from this.
No no no sxb none of that crocodile tears hayaay Somali Maxamad stuff, if I’m not mistaken you are from DDS, you are part and parcel of Ethiopia, what are you fighting for? Who’s this we?
Less emotion more thinking.
Why are you becoming emotional now, reply back like a man, stop using your feeling and argue back with facts, where I from has no relation to my message, I'm thinking of solutions instead of stagnant pool of piss we are in.
His 60 year old his been posting somali farum since mid 90s
to give you a small hope-pill, dadku way kala taran doonaan, dhul kala duwan bay u guuri doonaan, Somaliya dawlad ahaan way burburtay, laakiin dadku way sii jiri doonaan. That I’m certain of. There will be a pax somalica.
@NidarNidar leave this Somalia stuff in the past sxb, look to the future.
His 60 year old his been posting somali farum since mid 90s
Salaan saare garaad gariraaye
Abdisamad
VIP
Don't mind my cousin @The Oponian Guild he's quite dramatic and a seccesionist, he thinks a strong united Somalia would mean bad for our tribal village, this is why he's been salty because our opinions on a united Somalia differs..
Since when did you become my spokesman are you my lawyer wara
@FBIsomalia @Abdisamad
gunnimada Deni noo soo jiiday bal eega. Ninka sidan u hadlaya waa kii 100ka km laba saac gudahood laga qabsadey. Guushaas ninka guuldarro u badalay fashil intee le'eg ayuu na galiyay?
I an so angry walahi oo bilahi cunahaa i xanuunaya
gunnimada Deni noo soo jiiday bal eega. Ninka sidan u hadlaya waa kii 100ka km laba saac gudahood laga qabsadey. Guushaas ninka guuldarro u badalay fashil intee le'eg ayuu na galiyay?
I an so angry walahi oo bilahi cunahaa i xanuunaya
Garaad Awal
Former African
What a traitor. Only deal with these Somalians should be bullets, mortars & drone swarm attacks
Abdisamad
VIP
Its clear that recent developments have led to an intriguing realignment in the political dynamics of northern Somalia. The question of who conceded their initial position remains somewhat unclear for both parties seem to have adjusted their stances without overtly admitting to doing so. Somaliland now asserts that it is engaging with a region of Somalia rather than the federal government in xamar a notable distinction that underscores its long-standing claim to autonomy and statehood indeed
The communiqué issued following their discussions was notably vague to be honest , yet significant in its implications. The two sides agreed to cooperate on matters of airspace management, intelligence sharing, border reopening, the facilitation of trade, and the free movement of people all pragmatic measures that suggest a willingness to prioritise stability and mutual benefit over entrenched political hostilities.
Reports circulating on various media channels, including some statements purportedly from Puntland figures, suggest that Puntland may have publicly affirmed Somaliland’s right to self-determination to gain independence . If such declarations are indeed authentic, they represent a profound shift. For Puntland, such a move could be strategically advantageous by recognising Somaliland’s position, it effectively removes itself from the contentious Laascaanood dispute, undercutting Mogadishu’s influence there and allowing Puntland to redirect its focus toward internal security concerns namely the threats posed by ISIS dacish, alkabaab, and the volatile situation in Galmudug.
For Somaliland, the benefits are equally clear It gains a cooperative partner in Garowe, a regional administration within Somalia that appears willing to engage on the basis of mutual respect and shared interests rather than subordination to Mogadishu this has never happened for decades . Symbolically and strategically, this represents a step towards the normalisation of Somaliland’s regional status and the softening of decades-old hostilities.
In sum, this emerging rapprochement between Puntland and Somaliland if sustained could mark the most constructive development in inter regional relations in the Horn of Africa for many years. Both sides appear to have buried the hatchet, at least for now, in pursuit of a more stable and pragmatic regional order. also it all could have been a policy that came from abudhabi , to create regional allies between hargeisa and garowe.
The communiqué issued following their discussions was notably vague to be honest , yet significant in its implications. The two sides agreed to cooperate on matters of airspace management, intelligence sharing, border reopening, the facilitation of trade, and the free movement of people all pragmatic measures that suggest a willingness to prioritise stability and mutual benefit over entrenched political hostilities.
Reports circulating on various media channels, including some statements purportedly from Puntland figures, suggest that Puntland may have publicly affirmed Somaliland’s right to self-determination to gain independence . If such declarations are indeed authentic, they represent a profound shift. For Puntland, such a move could be strategically advantageous by recognising Somaliland’s position, it effectively removes itself from the contentious Laascaanood dispute, undercutting Mogadishu’s influence there and allowing Puntland to redirect its focus toward internal security concerns namely the threats posed by ISIS dacish, alkabaab, and the volatile situation in Galmudug.
For Somaliland, the benefits are equally clear It gains a cooperative partner in Garowe, a regional administration within Somalia that appears willing to engage on the basis of mutual respect and shared interests rather than subordination to Mogadishu this has never happened for decades . Symbolically and strategically, this represents a step towards the normalisation of Somaliland’s regional status and the softening of decades-old hostilities.
In sum, this emerging rapprochement between Puntland and Somaliland if sustained could mark the most constructive development in inter regional relations in the Horn of Africa for many years. Both sides appear to have buried the hatchet, at least for now, in pursuit of a more stable and pragmatic regional order. also it all could have been a policy that came from abudhabi , to create regional allies between hargeisa and garowe.
Itsnotthateasy
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Those somalilans are maybe coming to their senses, they don't want to live one nation under fufu as their cousins in Mogadishu are planning.
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