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Al-Jabri To Build Livestock Facilities In Somaliland

Issue 280
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15 Dead In Buhoodle Clan Clash

“We Will Negotiate With Our Brothers In Somaliland For The Unity Of Somalia” Says Ghedi

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Al-Jabri To Build Livestock Facilities In Somaliland

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Somaliland - Rising Fears And Frustration

Somaliland: The Case For Recognition

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Whose Reconciliation Is It?

In Kuwait: Brave Somalilanders Celebrate 18 May Amid Tough Security Restrictions

What role would Ethiopia/USA play to tackle the Somaliland/Somalia issue?

 

FROM THE ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE UNIT

May 30, 2007 – Saudi Arabia-based Al-Jabri Commercial Establishment has reached agreement with the government of Somaliland and the regional authority of Puntland to build livestock facilities in Berbera and Bossasso. The firm will build quarantine camps where livestock will undergo health checks that meet international standards prior to being exported to Saudi Arabia. Al-Jabri imports sheep, goats and camels into Saudi Arabia from a number of countries, including Australia, China, Sudan and Uruguay.

SOURCE: Business Africa

2007 Economist Intelligence Unit


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