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Issue 524/ 11th - 17th Feb 2012

Front Page

Somaliland News

News Headlines

Somaliland Military Command Replaced

Soccer Council Criticizes Minister Of Sports

Somalia: London Conference 'An Opportunity' For Somaliland

Local and Regional Affairs

Djibouti Leader Holds Talks With Somaliland President

A New Effort To Help Somalia

Somali Pirates Spawn Lucrative Security Trade

Somalia: Rebel Commander 'Killed In Ambush'

Somalia: Rap Artist Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson Visits WFP Programmes In Country

South Sudan Signs Oil Pipeline Deal To Djibouti Via Ethiopia

11 Somalis Die After Smugglers' Boat Capsized

Editorial

Somaliland Government Will Be Responsible For Outcome Of London Conference

Features & Commentary

Somalia’s Transition: What Role For Sub-National Entities?

Scots Aren't The Only Ones Considering Independence

A Political Solution For Somalia

Somalia: Saving Somalia? - Reflections On The Last 20 Years, And The Upcoming 'London Conference'

The Dangers Of Carving Up Somalia

International News

Opinion

From Garadag “State” To London Conference: Mr. Sillanyo’s Checkered Journey To Power

Getting Somalia Wrong - A History Of International Misreading

Expression Of Than You Rt. Hon. Alun Michael And Mr. Tony Baldry

Motivations For Somalis With Special Focus For The Youth!

 

 

Djibouti Leader Holds Talks With Somaliland President

Djibouti, February 11, 2012 -- The head of state, Mr Ismail Omar Guelleh, on Wednesday [8 February] received the president of Somaliland, Mr Ahmed Mahamoud Sillanyo, who was leading a large delegation from his country.

President Sillanyo, who arrived in Djibouti today and was welcomed at the airport by Prime Minister Dileita Mohamed Dileita, was accompanied, in line with his working mission, by a strong delegation including the minister for presidential affairs, Mr Hirsi Ali Hadji Hassan, and that of the interior, Mr Mohamed Nour Arreh.

Among the members of this delegation, is also the wife of the Somaliland head of state, Madam Amina Waris Cheick Mohamed.

Bilateral relations of friendship and cooperation were at the centre of discussions between President Guelleh and the leader of Somaliland during their meeting held at the Presidential Palace.

"My working visit to Djibouti precisely gives us the opportunity to strengthen our relations further", said Mr. Ahmed Mahamoud Sillanyo in a statement to the press at the end of his talks with the head of the Djiboutian State.

Many other issues of common interest were raised on the same occasion, the two parties having reaffirmed their commitment to work towards the maintenance of peace and security in the region.

Asked about the participation of his country in the London Conference to assist Somalia to turn the page of the endless fratricidal war and chaos, President Sillanyo indicated that Somaliland will participate effectively in these sessions following an invitation from the host country.

"This, however, does not mean that we are giving in , in any way whatsoever, to what for many years have been our dearest desire, that of having access to the international recognition and our place in the concert of nations", he continued.

Ethiopia Receives President

Source: ADI news agency website


 







 


 



 



 

 


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