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Congressman Rose Raises Somaliland Bill at Treasury Hearing as President Meets Legislators

WASHINGTON — Rep. John Rose pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on his Republic of Somaliland financial-access legislation during a House Financial Services Committee hearing...

Safeguarding Public Interest in Somaliland’s Market: A Call for Balanced Regulation

How Somaliland Can Leverage Public Protests to Strengthen Fair Competition and Inclusive Growth Introduction Somaliland’s constitutional commitment to a free-market economy, as enshrined in Article 11,...

Central Bank Asks Mobile Money Operators to Comply with Monetary Policies

In a press release, Somaliland's Central Bank has requested that the mobile money operators comply with the government's monetary policies and measures intended to...

Misplaced Priority: Why the Ministry of Communication and Technology Spent $580,000 on a Publicity Stunt

On August 31st, the Ministry of Communication and Technology unveiled the latest sophisticated equipment from signals intelligence firm TCI International to manage Somaliland's airwaves...

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Congressman Rose Raises Somaliland Bill at Treasury Hearing as President Meets Legislators

WASHINGTON — Rep. John Rose pressed Treasury Secretary Scott...

Washington Has Heard Somaliland’s Case Before. This Time It Has to Vote.

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Whatever Happens in Washington, Somaliland Must Prepare Legally for Recognition

By Michael Rubin Somaliland is independent. There is no taking...

A Friend’s Warning, a State’s Opportunity: Rethinking Somaliland’s Washington Strategy

By Dr. Abdirahman Gaas Michael Rubin’s recent article, “Somaliland’s Delegation...

A Press Conference Before a Plane Ticket: What President Abdirahman Cirro Owes Somaliland

As President Cirro heads to Washington to tout Somaliland's democratic credentials, a sitting MP asks why the government has jailed dozens of journalists at home — and why the President has never once faced an open press conference.
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