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THE TIME TO RECOGNISE SOMALILAND IS NOW

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23/06/2025 for immediate release   The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Somaliland will launch a report to mark the 65th anniversary of Somaliland’s independence and call for...
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What’s Behind the Renewed Interest from Somaliland’s Neighbors of Ethiopia and Djibouti?

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The Republic of Somaliland is enjoying yet another string of high profile diplomatic successes in its own backyards of Djibouti and Ethiopia following the...
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Open Letter to UK MPs regarding House of Commons debate: U.K. Government’s Recognition of the Republic of Somaliland.

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Dear Members of UK Parliament, Cc: The UK Government; the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson; Minister for Africa Vicky Ford; Secretary of State for Foreign,...
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UK Defense Secretary Visits Somaliland

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The United Kingdom's Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson visited Somaliland in unannounced visit today on January 6th 2019. The defense secretary met with the President of Somaliland...

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