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EU Pledges To Support Somaliland Elections
Issue 288
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Index
Headlines

Qaran party leaders arrested

Qaran Party Press Release

Chinese gamble on finding oil in hostile Somalia

''Somalia's Compromised National Reconciliation Conference''

Breakaway Somali republic arrests 3 politicians

US, Ethiopia Accused Over Somalia

Inflation Sparks Protest In Puntland Capital

Islamic Leader Rejects Invitation To Join Somali Peace Conference

Growing Uneasiness About The Current Pace Of Somaliland Democratic Process

Italy pledges 400,000 US dollars toward peace effort

 

Regional Affairs

Gud-Gude: New Political organization announced in Hargeysa

Regional Leaders are the Expected Guests on ‘Somali Forum’

Editorial
Special Report

International News

Hillary Clinton's Whiny War With The Pentagon

Seeking refuge: Displaced Utah families struggle to find housing

Boy shot dead after bike chase is 10th young London victim in six months

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

Ethiopia Expels ICRC From Ogaden With Intent To Cover Up Human Rights Violations In The Region

Bridging A Continent: North Africa And
The Horn

China Invests In Somalia Despite Instability

Freedom House Report

Mired in Mogadishu

Food for thought

Opinions

World’s Cleanest Airport Toilet!

Can We Mend the Life of One Somali Family?

Death Knell Rings for the TFG

Somaliland Government Should Respect Freedom Of Speech

Response To Bashir Goth’s Tenuous Article; “Men Die For Other Men, Not For God.”

Ethiopian Somali Advocacy Council

'The Washington DC Area Somaliland Community Is Dismayed At The Reckless And Illegal Actions Taken By Rayale Administration'


Hargeysa, Somaliland, July 28, 2007 – The president of Somaliland, Hon Dahir Rayale, on Monday met a delegation led by the European Union special envoy to Somalia and Somaliland, Georges-Marc Andre, at the presidential palace in Hargeysa. The envoy and his team were on a short visit to Somaliland. The two sides discussed several issues including the EU financial aid to Somaliland. The envoy promised to raise this issue with the European Union in order to give Somaliland full financial support.

Commenting on the forthcoming general elections, Mr. Andre said that Somaliland should continue with the democratic process in order to finalize pending issues that are necessary for the coming elections. He further promised that the EU will give financial support to Somaliland in order to make the election successful.

The president of the Republic of Somaliland has said that it was necessary that the EU gives special consideration to the needs of Somaliland in terms of economical development specially on health, infrastructure and other social services.

The reports were received from the spokesman of Somaliland, Said Adani Moge, who said that the EU special envoy is expected to hold several meetings with politicians and other non-governmental organizations operating in Somaliland.

Source: SL Times


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