The World Governments Summit 2025, held in UAE, was gone to by the President of Somaliland, H.E. Irro, as an official guest. We -Somaliland- had a keynote session at the conference entitled How Strategic Investment Will Open New Frontiers for Economic Growth. Irro Man on Mission

“We hope that the United States may be the first country to recognize Somaliland.” — H.E. Abdirahman Abdillahi at #WorldGovSummit , on the importance of international recognition for Somaliland’s future. #WGS25

#Somaliland's foreign relations is as of now quickening. It shows up that President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro's government is playing a crucial part in bringing the nation worldwide recognition.

The President is steadfast in serving the interests of his nation. Today, he had the opportunity to share Somaliland’s aspirations with the world through international media—highlighting our untapped potential, rich resources, and the role we can play in global progress.

Thanks to UAE to give Somaliland access to worldwide stages and trade opportunities.

H.E @Cabdirahmanirro met with CNN master journalist John Defterios, expressing his gratitude for the airtime interview opportunity during the World Governments submit held in the UAE. Irro seems to have dominated the minutes expressing Somaliland's desire to attract global trade

Mah'ud Ali Yusuf of Djibouti was chosen as the African Union official chairperson. Djibouti has presently won by 33 votes over Kenya. Mahmoud had an intense 6-round challenge between him and Raila Odinga, but at long last defeated Odinga.

Somalia’s leadership should focus on its pressing challenges instead of making baseless claims over a land it neither controls nor has authority over. Somaliland alone decides on Berbera Port’s strategic future, including its role as a key military base. The USA knows exactly who

Op-Ed: #Somaliland’s nationalizing civil forces: A significant State building Milestone BY Mohamed Jaaj horndiplomat.com/2025/05/somali… " The project, which was being invented by the President of Somaliland Cabdiraxmaan Cirro delegated to the Vice President; Mohamed Ali Aw Abdi. The

Somaliland's foreign policy roadmap also emphasizes the importance of regional integration. The country is actively exploring opportunities for closer cooperation with neighboring states and regional organizations such as the East African Community (EAC).

OPINION – Trump’s Second Term Is #Somaliland’s Best Shot at Recognition — If It Acts Fast By ALI HUSSEIN horndiplomat.com/2025/07/opinio…

Opinion | #Somaliland: Bridging the Divide By Mohamed Jaaj horndiplomat.com/2025/08/opinio… via Horndiplomat

Somaliland-USA negotiation matters, since recognition could unlock foreign investment, security guarantees, and global legitimacy for Somaliland, while U.S seeks to expand its military footprint in the Red Sea & Gulf of Aden. logic Mutual interest.

Anniga oo ah Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, waxa aan ummaddayda ku wargelinayaa in Xukuumadda iyo shirkadaha bixiya adeegyada isgaadhsiinta ee dalka ay isla garteen in la hakiyo go’aankii dhawaan lagu kordhiyey qiimaha adeegyada internet-ka iyo ku-hadalka taleefannada

It is worth noting young internet citizens and community actors—@Guleidafac in particular—who engaged in the social media demonstrations against the rise in the price of the internet and telephone from telecom providers. Public rights first.

Somaliland lit up its National Museum in Hargeisa with the U.S. flag after Trump’s comments on re-recognition and President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro’s planned DC visit. Calling itself a proud democracy that shares U.S. values, #Somaliland urged America to be the first to recognize its

Somaliland in the level.

If not now, when?

For these five key strategic grounds, the U.S. should recognize Somaliland. 1. Somaliland is a fully functioning State. 2. Security Benefits. 3. Economic & Trade Opportunities. 4. Democracy Promotion in Africa/ UN state member. 5. Geopolitical Precedent & Leadership.

Somaliland's claim for recognition is not secession, but the dissolution of a failed union. It was originally a British protectorate that voluntarily joined Italian Somalia in 1960, and its 1991 declaration of separation was a return to its former sovereign status.