President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro makes a compelling case in The East African: “Somaliland is open for trade, innovation, and dialogue. With democratic values, strategic location, and a stable government, Somaliland is a reliable partner for Africa and the world.” theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/opinion/gu…

To Somalilanders, Eid Mubarak to you all! 🌙✨ Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful Eid al-Adha filled with blessings, unity, and gratitude. May your sacrifices be accepted. #EidAdha #EidMubarak

On 26 June 1960, the Republic of Somaliland gained full independence from Britain—recognized by over 35 countries, including the UK, Egypt, Ethiopia, France, Israel & the United States (sent a formal congratulatory message) Somaliland is not secessionist, it is a sovereign state

H.E President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro had a great conversation and a warm farewell with the Swedish Ambassador, Joachim Waern, who is based in Nairobi, reflecting the strong and friendly relations between our two nations.

Make Somaliland recognised again — through the sovereign will of its people, the strength of its democratic institutions, and the legitimacy of its legal and historical right. Thank you Oliver McPherson-Smith, Ph.D for the support!

Grateful for the continued UK parliamentary support on Somaliland’s road to recognition. A stable, democratic, and peaceful Somaliland is not only a rightful cause — it’s a strategic asset for the Horn, for Africa, and for a more secure and balanced world.

Here we are, at one of the world’s most strategic crossroads, offering not only location but vast untapped resources: gas, oil, rare earths, and critical minerals. Backed by political stability, democratic governance, a free-market economy, and lasting peace. We invite you to

Witnessing H.E. President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro consistently articulating Somaliland’s vision and legitimate statehood—boldly advancing the nation’s rightful pursuit of international recognition, while actively engaging the global community with a clear message of peace, democracy,

Forging a strategic Somaliland-Ethiopia partnership is pivotal for unlocking regional trade, and stabilizing the Horn through shared economic and security interests.

This week, the EU Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa & Red Sea met with H.E. The President of the Republic of Somaliland to discuss deepening cooperation on regional stability, economic development, and climate resilience. A promising step toward inclusive peace and shared

Proud of the ever-growing friendship between #Somaliland & #Taiwan! I regret being abroad and missing the opening of Taiwan Avenue. Grateful to Taiwan for agreeing, implementing, and nearly completing this vital airport road during my tenure as Ambassador in Taipei.

Honored to join the delegation led by the Foreign Minister Abdirahman Dahir Adam. On this official visit to Taiwan, our goal is to elevate our cooperation to new heights. #Somaliland #Taiwan # Partnership!

It was a pleasure to meet again with Taiwan’s Foreign Minister, where we reaffirmed the strong and growing ties between Somaliland and Taiwan, and held a productive discussion on advancing mutual cooperation.

It was an honour to meet President 賴清德Lai Ching-te again. Our visit focused on advancing mutual cooperation in maritime security enforcement with Taiwan and other like-minded allies in the region, reflecting our shared commitment to regional stability and strategic collaboration.

It was a pleasure to meet with our great friend, the Secretary General of Taiwan’s National Security Council and former Foreign Minister, Joseph Wu, whose longstanding support has been instrumental in deepening our ties. it was five years ago that Joseph and I, alongside our

Somaliland and the United Kingdom enjoy strong and longstanding relations, rooted in historical ties and a special partnership that is now deepening through enhanced trade cooperation, exemplified by the UK’s investment and strategic share in the development of Berbera Port.

Somaliland stands as a testament to resilience and self-sufficient, embodying a successful model of peace, democracy, and stability in a challenging region.

Somaliland stands at a pivotal moment, closer than ever to realizing its long-term national objectives. Now more than ever, unity and collective resolve are essential, as promising developments continue to emerge on the horizon.

Our country has consistently demonstrated stronger diplomatic capacity than any country in our region and continue to progress effectively; grounded in both legal and moral legitimacy, our engagements with international partners are and will remain mutually beneficial and rooted