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Djibouti Opposition Objects To Somaliland Interference

Issue 387

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Djibouti, June 27, 2009 (SL Times) – The Chairman of Djibouti’s opposition party (DPD), Mr Muhammad Daud Shihm strongly objected to what he called interference by Somaliland government ministers in Djibouti’s politics. Mr Shihm was referring to a statement recently made by Somaliland Minister of Aviation, Ali Muhammad Waran Adde in which he urged Somalilanders to emulate Djibouti and change the constitution so that President Dahir Rayale Kahin could run for a third term, the same way that Djibouti had changed its constitution so that President Ismail Omar Gelleh could run for president.
Mr Shihm explained that given the fact that Mr Waran Adde travels quite frequently to Djibouti, he should know about the situation of the people of Djibouti who now live in conditions not different from that of Somalilanders when they were under Siyad Barre’s dictatorship.
Mr Shihm added that he does not want Somaliland’s people to be given the wrong information about what is going on in Djibouti.
 


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