Your attempt to reduce a $180 million port project to an image of a single machine is pathetic. I suggest you read this thread to educate yourself on this topic because you are way out of your depth.We have already established that Garacad is a small project. You can not claim its the largest Somali project and then use a rusting old leased concrete mixer that can be bought new for $20,000 as evidence. You will get laughed at.
Other than the $20,000 concrete mixer, what other equipment is being used? How many construction personnel?
Its easy to claim an imaginary $200 million project when your president actually travelled to Djibouti to request a small tugboat for the main port in your region.
That doesn't change the fact that we have three international airports and you only have one. You're moving the goalposts by trying to change the debate to which airports have more flights. This was your original question.Its sad that this is all you have to show. But I will oblige.
How many flights do these "airports" get a week? Do you know?
According to Flightradar24:
- Bosaso Airport has a single flight scheduled to be arriving from Muqdisho, on the Sunday 11th, until then it has zero activity:
- Garowe Airport is a little better, with four flights scheduled on Saturday and Sunday:
- Gaalkayo has one flight scheduled on Saturday:
Lets compare all three to Hargeisa.
Hargeisa has had ten flights arriving over the same period, nine if you exclude cancelled Air Arabia flight:
Airports are not simply a tower and a runway, if it was that easy then Somalis would have had hundreds of airports. Airports require established routes, staffing, logistics, and a population base to sustain business. This is why all your so called airports are dead.
The number of airports is meaningless if they receive a flight or two a week.
And now you know the answer. We don't need 12 hour car rides through territories rife with clan warfare to reach one of our major cities.Puntland has been a state since 1998, what large-scale projects have you achieved?
Puntland is objectively more developed than Somaliland. This is why we outclass you in most socioeconomic indicators.