Somaliland is already granted it is independence on 26 Jun 1960. Do not forget that Somaliland is not a region of Somalia-Italy. The British Somaliland and Somalia-Italy tried to create a political union in 1960 that collapsed 35 years back. Somaliland is independent country and Somalilanders run politically their own Country. Please be diplomatically correct.
Please don't mislead the audience. Somaliland's independence on June 26, 1960, was automatically revoked after it was voluntarily and willingly united with the rest of southern and eastern Somalia.
@mukhtarjamma24 simply they are somalis just like other soomalis and one tribe can not form a state and if that happens geogrphical mapbof africa will take different shape.
@@mukhtarjamma24tell that to Senegal🇸🇳and Gambia🇬🇲, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Eritrea🇪🇷, Namibia🇳🇦and South Africa 🇿🇦 or perhaps Malawi🇲🇼 and Zambia🇿🇲… all those countries were separate countries once upon a time who joined together for unity but ended up separating again afterwards based on their previous borders. So, technically. You chat nothing but loads of💩💩💩💩💩💩
If Ethiopia's recognition was not part of the deal then explain this, why Ethiopia promoted its office in Hargeisa to a full Embassy right after the MOU signed by the two countries?
Thank you for raising this point. The signing of the MoU between Ethiopia and Somaliland was indeed an important step in strengthening their bilateral relationship, but it is crucial to clarify that it does not equate to formal recognition. Recognition of a state is not a matter of exchanging benefits or fulfilling material needs. It is a profound decision, akin to granting someone the right to exist as an independent entity on the global stage, a question of life or death for the aspiring state. For Ethiopia, recognition is not about gaining access to ports or resources. Ethiopia's decisions on such matters are guided by broader considerations of regional stability, international norms, and long-term relationships. The upgrade of Ethiopia’s office in Hargeisa to a full embassy can be seen as a step in the process of recognition, but it is important to emphasize that Ethiopia is not recognizing Somaliland for sea routes or port access. Recognition is a far more significant and complex matter, driven by considerations of regional stability, international norms, and long-term diplomatic relations. While this development may seem like a move toward recognition, Ethiopia's actions are not tied to transactional benefits but rather reflect a broader engagement with Somaliland. Unfortunately, this has been misinterpreted by some as an immediate or materialistic motive, which is not the case.
@@ethiopianlogisticianscommunity if what you're saying is right and recognition of state is not a matter of national intrest exchange, then why did the USA supported and recognized Panama over its strategic water way corridor? USA supported Panama rebels to fight against and secede out of Columbia of course we are not asking that much all we demand is to acknowledge and recognize for what Somaliland people achieved in the last 33 years. Every nation follows and chases its national interest no matter who is up against it, so if Ethiopia is not brave enough to pursue its dream then forget about getting access to the Red sea, because Somalia can not grant you that access as it doesn't has a strategic gate way to it. Somaliland will never accept a deal that is not granting its recognition whether you like or not.
Thank you for your comment. You make an interesting point regarding Panama's situation, but there are significant differences in context when comparing it to Somaliland's quest for recognition. Recognition of a state is not merely a transactional exchange of benefits or material needs, it is a profound decision that grants a nation the right to exist independently on the global stage. While this is the case for most nations, global superpowers like the U.S. operate differently. With immense influence, they can act unilaterally and force their will on others, using power and diplomatic pressure rather than seeking approval. For Africa, however, the situation is different. African nations must rely on cooperation, mutual respect, brotherhood, and shared interests to build relationships and secure recognition. Unlike powerful states, African nations cannot simply demand recognition, they must engage in respectful diplomacy and work together for regional stability. Thus, while Somaliland’s aspirations for recognition are valid, the path forward lies in fostering trust and cooperation, both within Africa and with the international community. Yes, Somaliland has made impressive strides over the past 33 years in terms of stability, governance, and development, recognition is not simply a matter of diplomatic exchange. It involves multilateral negotiations, legal considerations, and regional stability concerns. Ethiopia's position on this issue is shaped by its broader diplomatic priorities, including maintaining peaceful relations with Somalia, which claims Somaliland as part of its territory. This is not about bravery or ambition, it's a strategic decision influenced by long-term regional and international dynamics. Furthermore, while Somaliland has made tremendous progress, the recognition issue is not only about acknowledging past achievements but about building a future where all regional stakeholders, including Ethiopia, Somalia, and the international community, can find common ground for peace and stability. A strategic partnership can exist without immediate recognition but by focusing on common interests and pragmatic solutions. In the end, recognition is a complex process that requires time, diplomacy, and compromise. Somaliland’s progress should be celebrated, but the path to recognition is not solely dependent on one country’s position, it requires a broader, collaborative approach. We all have roles to play in finding solutions that promote stability, peace, and prosperity for all in the region.
@ethiopianlogisticianscommunity You are just a flip-flops and not really worth to be depated. When you said that the ex-president MBA misled the Republic of Somaliland people about the MOU, you completely lost me, and I realise the level of your knowledge about the ex-president patriotism about his country The Republic of Somaliland. I think you are just a youtuber looking just followers. You got to realise that Ethiopia needs more than Somaliland needs, both politically and economically. If we stop importing your CHAD/ and we instead importing the Kenyan Mira your economic will no doubt will meltdown within days, and your Birr will collapse too. Somaliland spends half a billion dollars on a hard currency a year for importing Jad from Ethiopia. Jabouti will increase its taxation on their ports, for get about Eritrea. You will never get a safe and secure port from Somalia and you lost forever the Republic of Somaliland. Somaliland has a precious location the whole World want to invest our Precious Redsea ❤️. Finally stick with your dictators like OMAR Geele of Jabouti and the President in name only of Somalia. And we (the people of the Republic of Somaliland ♥️) will stick our precious Red Sea.
that is 💯 correct Ethiopia will never access Red Sea the only way was MOU exchange to recognise otherwise never dream of it to get access into Red Sea so now Somaliland have better deal with USA so we done for Ethiopia and sorry for the betrayal
With or without the MoU Somaliland is an independent country, Somaliland is open for trade regional and international investors, it’s a democratic country , Somaliland doesn’t need a hand from no one but rather can help the region and the international partners for a save HoA it contributes more the safety of the Red Sea as it controls 850KM water terrorist and piracy free gulf of Berbera
I guess it is a tactical move to avoid unnecessary war. Ethiopia probably was told by the West that Barbara is booked 😊, as they are considering opening their own naval base. The Ethiopian naval ambition probably heightened Westerners' interest. This might turn out to be a win for Somaliland at the end in securing its statehood. If the US recognized them, Europe would follow and then the UN. Anyway, Addis should still seek the Barbara ambition, at least for commercial purposes, without going in conflict with Mogadishu. If there's a will, there is a way to make it work.
Day dream, soomalia will never break again and our unity is some tribes ambitions if that was agreed the entire africa will have tribal nations map rather then states with different people.
Somaliland get recognition before somalia 26 Jun 1960 in freedom Place center of hargeisa waving Somaliland flag do you telegram when somalia get recognition they do.nt get its part of Ethiopia
If Ethiopia is not willing to recognise Somaliland, then Somaliland will seek other nations that have better intentions and interests who will recognise the existing nation.
@ethiopianlogisticianscommunity Whatever you say or report we somalis are one and dont need recognition fron Anjeera nation and if they continue interfering our internal affairs we would also support Fano,Oramia,Onlf,Tegrinia etc.
Somaliland had never colonised and was protectorate then got international recognition 36 countries back in 26 June 1960. So Somalia have never get recognition they have our flag and our recognition we are the one who have members in the united nation. when we unite back in 1961 Somaliland and Somalia didn’t workout for us then we fight back and we destroyed Somalia government then after that we stand our Somaliland sovereignty and build our country and government institutions, currency and passport. Then our politicians failed to communicate with the united nation and united nation knows the reality their is documents and record the flag Somalia using now is the flag we take when we got recognition and it is our mark so that flag is Somaliland flag under united nation so also Somalia politicians they are beat our politicians Somaliland because they fool us they have our flag and recognition and Somaliland need to approach better way to deal with united nation and communicate directly and write, debate to them to sending later and ambassadors to the neighbouring countries and acting like recognition country so we need that kind of confidence, is not take more then a month to prove that Somalia they can’t prove that so forget about Ethiopia and USA we have everything just we need to build our confidence that is all
Turkey made Somalia realise the reality that Ethiopia cannot be denied access to the sea. Very soon Ethiopia's merchants and naval forces will be on the red sea and Indian ocean
If Ethiopia reneges on the MoU signed with Somaliland, I believe that Somaliland may lose on it being recognized, but the fact that there are thousands of Ethiopians living and thriving in Somaliland may become the sacrificial lamb; in addition Ethiopian airlines has a good business going on Somaliland that can be lost in the shuffle, in addition, Somalilanders buy a great deal veggies and fruits as well as khat, that maybe switched to Kenya.
While it's true that Ethiopia and Somaliland have mutually beneficial ties, the idea that Somaliland could severely disrupt its relationship with Ethiopia over a single MoU reneging is overstated. Thousands of Ethiopians live and thrive in Somaliland, but their presence is part of a long-standing relationship that transcends any single agreement. Such decisions are rarely taken without considering their broader implications for trade, stability, and diplomacy. Regarding Ethiopian Airlines, its operations in Somaliland are part of a strategic network that benefits both sides, providing essential connectivity for Somaliland and a steady market for Ethiopia. Somaliland would risk isolating itself if it disrupted these operations, as few airlines operate in the region at the same capacity. Similarly, while Somalilanders purchase Ethiopian fruits, vegetables, and khat, these products are highly competitive in quality and price, making a complete shift to Kenyan suppliers unlikely. Ethiopia has significant logistical advantages over Kenya in supplying Somaliland due to geographic proximity. In essence, both parties have a vested interest in maintaining their relationship, and unilateral disruptions would hurt Somaliland more than Ethiopia. Ethiopia remains committed to fostering cooperation with Somaliland, but such matters must be addressed pragmatically and with mutual respect.
Ethiopia is madness come out of their breaking international laws.ethiopia already used ports Djibouti port kenya.thier aim is red sea military base..any way trade port for mutual interest somalia will be welcomed..not naval base..and it willnever will allowed to have military base in millions yeara coming...Ethiopia used northern somalia to find out loop holes to acces red sea..it is up to somalia not to listen Ethiopians ugly tactics to annex our somalia land and sea..somalia must united Ethiopian aggressive and bullying method...
Ethiopia knows somali people are strong there for they came on the table , accessing to the sea is beneficial both country, Ethiopia are not ethnicity one people there for
Ur out of mind ethopia has no place in our sea. If they ready to abide international laws access 8s possible but for greed and power it will not work bcze we somalis war is in our blood and cand defend our territory. So b3 objective and stop ur pollution.
You are very layer repoter ever for somaliland and Ethiopia m o u only Ethiopia can access somaliland water exchange independent recognition not ayyhing else for get dream of Ethiopia access somaliland water. Never ever if Ethiopia things like that. Finish go south of somalla
Ethiopia has no right to demand an outlet to the Golf of Aden and Red Sea. There are many other land locked countries in Africa and else where that are in peace and in neigbourly commercial and economic relations. The number of its population does NOT give Ethiopia right to demand the acquisition of sea port from its neighbours. The obstinate position of Mogadisho towards Somaliland statehood brought about the MOU and subsequently Mogadisho to surrender in Ankara, Turkey. Ethiopia and its mouth-pieces should realise that without Recognition there will be NO lease for Naval Base in the land and territorial waters of Somaliland come what may. Ethiopia has already enough of Somali territory!
Ethiopia betrayed us ( used us as bargaining chip )and we will never forget it . somaliland is peaceful somalia is not . When u realise that dont forget ur betrayal
The speaker is clearly mouthpiece of Ethiopia and in trying to analyse the MOU fell short of saying the truth about the substantive basis upon which President Muse Bihi signed MOU with Prime Minister Aby Ahmed. The two fundamental elements of the MOU were (1) that Ethiopia to declare Diplomatic Recognition of Somaliland and (2) that Ethiopia will have lease of 50 years an outlet to Sea to set up Navy Base. The accredition of full Ethiopian Ambassador to Somaliland (as first step) which took place immediately after signing of MOU is irrefutable proof that the exchange was Recognition for a Naval Base. Both Somaliland and Ethiopia have the right to allow the MOU lapse but the speaker is misinterpreting and in fact lying about the objectives written into MOU.
Hope you heard, export of Ethiopia 's electricity to 4 African countries (Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania and Djibouti) and beyond, also fosters economic development which is also needed by the Somaliland!
😂😂😂what a bullshit analysis 😂😂😂 just look the clip about the MOU again, what President Muse Bixi signed was clear (exchange of Naval base lease and full diplomatic recognition from Ethiopia) And don't make it mistakes Somaliland Republic is an independent country since 26 June 1960, the world is realising, coming running towards us on that strategy place on earth.
Ethiopian Logistian Community does not have capacity to realise that countries make very important decieions in a accordance with their valued or vital interests. In this context Primier Aby Ahmed stated last year that it is vital for Ethiopia of 120 million population to have an outlet to Sea. So your analysis contradicts the pragmatic policy of the Ethiopian leadership to procure seacport by negotiation or by other means to to rephrase the words uttered by Aby Ahmed. What is also shocking in your so-called reply is that you grant double standard to a Superpower to do what it likes in Panama and to deny to Ethiopia to negotiate with Somaliland on the basis of exchange of vital sea outlet with Recognition of Somaliland. Your pretentious and contradictory analysis and related reply have no relevance in the matter of Somaliland pursuit of international recognition and the Ethiopian search to free itself from landlocked predicament. So your analysis undermines Ethiopia's quest rather than Somaliland whose sea coast is sought by many.
Your short and immature response bears testimony to your lack of substance and of copying the usage of international relations words and parlance. You are the side who is confusing news with the wrong deductions and analysis for subscription purposes and other objectives.
Somaliland is already granted it is independence on 26 Jun 1960. Do not forget that Somaliland is not a region of Somalia-Italy. The British Somaliland and Somalia-Italy tried to create a political union in 1960 that collapsed 35 years back. Somaliland is independent country and Somalilanders run politically their own Country. Please be diplomatically correct.
Somali+land= dhulkii soomaliyeed
Please don't mislead the audience. Somaliland's independence on June 26, 1960, was automatically revoked after it was voluntarily and willingly united with the rest of southern and eastern Somalia.
@mukhtarjamma24 simply they are somalis just like other soomalis and one tribe can not form a state and if that happens geogrphical mapbof africa will take different shape.
@@mukhtarjamma24tell that to Senegal🇸🇳and Gambia🇬🇲, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Eritrea🇪🇷, Namibia🇳🇦and South Africa 🇿🇦 or perhaps Malawi🇲🇼 and Zambia🇿🇲… all those countries were separate countries once upon a time who joined together for unity but ended up separating again afterwards based on their previous borders.
So, technically. You chat nothing but loads of💩💩💩💩💩💩
If Ethiopia's recognition was not part of the deal then explain this, why Ethiopia promoted its office in Hargeisa to a full Embassy right after the MOU signed by the two countries?
Thank you for raising this point. The signing of the MoU between Ethiopia and Somaliland was indeed an important step in strengthening their bilateral relationship, but it is crucial to clarify that it does not equate to formal recognition.
Recognition of a state is not a matter of exchanging benefits or fulfilling material needs. It is a profound decision, akin to granting someone the right to exist as an independent entity on the global stage, a question of life or death for the aspiring state. For Ethiopia, recognition is not about gaining access to ports or resources. Ethiopia's decisions on such matters are guided by broader considerations of regional stability, international norms, and long-term relationships. The upgrade of Ethiopia’s office in Hargeisa to a full embassy can be seen as a step in the process of recognition, but it is important to emphasize that Ethiopia is not recognizing Somaliland for sea routes or port access. Recognition is a far more significant and complex matter, driven by considerations of regional stability, international norms, and long-term diplomatic relations. While this development may seem like a move toward recognition, Ethiopia's actions are not tied to transactional benefits but rather reflect a broader engagement with Somaliland. Unfortunately, this has been misinterpreted by some as an immediate or materialistic motive, which is not the case.
@@ethiopianlogisticianscommunity if what you're saying is right and recognition of state is not a matter of national intrest exchange, then why did the USA supported and recognized Panama over its strategic water way corridor? USA supported Panama rebels to fight against and secede out of Columbia of course we are not asking that much all we demand is to acknowledge and recognize for what Somaliland people achieved in the last 33 years.
Every nation follows and chases its national interest no matter who is up against it, so if Ethiopia is not brave enough to pursue its dream then forget about getting access to the Red sea, because Somalia can not grant you that access as it doesn't has a strategic gate way to it. Somaliland will never accept a deal that is not granting its recognition whether you like or not.
Thank you for your comment. You make an interesting point regarding Panama's situation, but there are significant differences in context when comparing it to Somaliland's quest for recognition. Recognition of a state is not merely a transactional exchange of benefits or material needs, it is a profound decision that grants a nation the right to exist independently on the global stage. While this is the case for most nations, global superpowers like the U.S. operate differently. With immense influence, they can act unilaterally and force their will on others, using power and diplomatic pressure rather than seeking approval. For Africa, however, the situation is different. African nations must rely on cooperation, mutual respect, brotherhood, and shared interests to build relationships and secure recognition. Unlike powerful states, African nations cannot simply demand recognition, they must engage in respectful diplomacy and work together for regional stability. Thus, while Somaliland’s aspirations for recognition are valid, the path forward lies in fostering trust and cooperation, both within Africa and with the international community. Yes, Somaliland has made impressive strides over the past 33 years in terms of stability, governance, and development, recognition is not simply a matter of diplomatic exchange. It involves multilateral negotiations, legal considerations, and regional stability concerns. Ethiopia's position on this issue is shaped by its broader diplomatic priorities, including maintaining peaceful relations with Somalia, which claims Somaliland as part of its territory. This is not about bravery or ambition, it's a strategic decision influenced by long-term regional and international dynamics. Furthermore, while Somaliland has made tremendous progress, the recognition issue is not only about acknowledging past achievements but about building a future where all regional stakeholders, including Ethiopia, Somalia, and the international community, can find common ground for peace and stability. A strategic partnership can exist without immediate recognition but by focusing on common interests and pragmatic solutions. In the end, recognition is a complex process that requires time, diplomacy, and compromise. Somaliland’s progress should be celebrated, but the path to recognition is not solely dependent on one country’s position, it requires a broader, collaborative approach. We all have roles to play in finding solutions that promote stability, peace, and prosperity for all in the region.
@ethiopianlogisticianscommunity
You are just a flip-flops and not really worth to be depated.
When you said that the ex-president MBA misled the Republic of Somaliland people about the MOU, you completely lost me, and I realise the level of your knowledge about the ex-president patriotism about his country The Republic of Somaliland.
I think you are just a youtuber looking just followers.
You got to realise that Ethiopia needs more than Somaliland needs, both politically and economically.
If we stop importing your CHAD/ and we instead importing the Kenyan Mira your economic will no doubt will meltdown within days, and your Birr will collapse too.
Somaliland spends half a billion dollars on a hard currency a year for importing Jad from Ethiopia.
Jabouti will increase its taxation on their ports, for get about Eritrea. You will never get a safe and secure port from Somalia and you lost forever the Republic of Somaliland. Somaliland has a precious location the whole World want to invest our Precious Redsea ❤️.
Finally stick with your dictators like OMAR Geele of Jabouti and the President in name only of Somalia.
And we (the people of the Republic of Somaliland ♥️) will stick our precious Red Sea.
that is 💯 correct Ethiopia will never access Red Sea the only way was MOU exchange to recognise otherwise never dream of it to get access into Red Sea so now Somaliland have better deal with USA so we done for Ethiopia and sorry for the betrayal
egypt and somaliland united 😏😏😏
With or without the MoU Somaliland is an independent country, Somaliland is open for trade regional and international investors, it’s a democratic country , Somaliland doesn’t need a hand from no one but rather can help the region and the international partners for a save HoA it contributes more the safety of the Red Sea as it controls 850KM water terrorist and piracy free gulf of Berbera
I guess it is a tactical move to avoid unnecessary war. Ethiopia probably was told by the West that Barbara is booked 😊, as they are considering opening their own naval base. The Ethiopian naval ambition probably heightened Westerners' interest. This might turn out to be a win for Somaliland at the end in securing its statehood. If the US recognized them, Europe would follow and then the UN. Anyway, Addis should still seek the Barbara ambition, at least for commercial purposes, without going in conflict with Mogadishu. If there's a will, there is a way to make it work.
Thanks
Day dream, soomalia will never break again and our unity is some tribes ambitions if that was agreed the entire africa will have tribal nations map rather then states with different people.
@@faisalmohamedabdulla3600 tribes are backing Somali unity that is why it fails.
Somaliland get recognition before somalia 26 Jun 1960 in freedom Place center of hargeisa waving Somaliland flag do you telegram when somalia get recognition they do.nt get its part of Ethiopia
If Ethiopia is not willing to recognise Somaliland, then Somaliland will seek other nations that have better intentions and interests who will recognise the existing nation.
How long has so called Somaliland been seeking recognition?
@@tirandaz7612We will never give up we will keep searching for as long as it takes
You can day dream.
My report doesn't say Ethiopia will not recognize Somaliland Tho
@ethiopianlogisticianscommunity Whatever you say or report we somalis are one and dont need recognition fron Anjeera nation and if they continue interfering our internal affairs we would also support Fano,Oramia,Onlf,Tegrinia etc.
You are funny.Ethiopia is looking for Naval Base on the red sea Somaliland will never give base unless Recognition.
Somaliland had never colonised and was protectorate then got international recognition 36 countries back in 26 June 1960. So Somalia have never get recognition they have our flag and our recognition we are the one who have members in the united nation. when we unite back in 1961 Somaliland and Somalia didn’t workout for us then we fight back and we destroyed Somalia government then after that we stand our Somaliland sovereignty and build our country and government institutions, currency and passport. Then our politicians failed to communicate with the united nation and united nation knows the reality their is documents and record the flag Somalia using now is the flag we take when we got recognition and it is our mark so that flag is Somaliland flag under united nation so also Somalia politicians they are beat our politicians Somaliland because they fool us they have our flag and recognition and Somaliland need to approach better way to deal with united nation and communicate directly and write, debate to them to sending later and ambassadors to the neighbouring countries and acting like recognition country so we need that kind of confidence, is not take more then a month to prove that Somalia they can’t prove that so forget about Ethiopia and USA we have everything just we need to build our confidence that is all
Well Somaliland is a reality which cannot be ignored by the undemocratic and corrupted countries of Affica protected by the West .
By nature eithopia doesnt keep promises, and also will not fullfil the one it had signed with somalia either.
Hypocrisy is their tactics.
Ethiopian Landlocked For ever
Some people are delusional the MOU has died 12 months ago get over it
Turkey made Somalia realise the reality that Ethiopia cannot be denied access to the sea. Very soon Ethiopia's merchants and naval forces will be on the red sea and Indian ocean
I think it is a betrayal, but it should be done out of great necessity to avoid a conflict with Somalia and dragging the region to war.!
IAM SOMALILANDER WELCOME ETHIOPIA EDEPIDEN
If Ethiopia reneges on the MoU signed with Somaliland, I believe that Somaliland may lose on it being recognized, but the fact that there are thousands of Ethiopians living and thriving in Somaliland may become the sacrificial lamb; in addition Ethiopian airlines has a good business going on Somaliland that can be lost in the shuffle, in addition, Somalilanders buy a great deal veggies and fruits as well as khat, that maybe switched to Kenya.
While it's true that Ethiopia and Somaliland have mutually beneficial ties, the idea that Somaliland could severely disrupt its relationship with Ethiopia over a single MoU reneging is overstated. Thousands of Ethiopians live and thrive in Somaliland, but their presence is part of a long-standing relationship that transcends any single agreement. Such decisions are rarely taken without considering their broader implications for trade, stability, and diplomacy. Regarding Ethiopian Airlines, its operations in Somaliland are part of a strategic network that benefits both sides, providing essential connectivity for Somaliland and a steady market for Ethiopia. Somaliland would risk isolating itself if it disrupted these operations, as few airlines operate in the region at the same capacity.
Similarly, while Somalilanders purchase Ethiopian fruits, vegetables, and khat, these products are highly competitive in quality and price, making a complete shift to Kenyan suppliers unlikely. Ethiopia has significant logistical advantages over Kenya in supplying Somaliland due to geographic proximity. In essence, both parties have a vested interest in maintaining their relationship, and unilateral disruptions would hurt Somaliland more than Ethiopia. Ethiopia remains committed to fostering cooperation with Somaliland, but such matters must be addressed pragmatically and with mutual respect.
Ethiopia is madness come out of their breaking international laws.ethiopia already used ports Djibouti port kenya.thier aim is red sea military base..any way trade port for mutual interest somalia will be welcomed..not naval base..and it willnever will allowed to have military base in millions yeara coming...Ethiopia used northern somalia to find out loop holes to acces red sea..it is up to somalia not to listen Ethiopians ugly tactics to annex our somalia land and sea..somalia must united Ethiopian aggressive and bullying method...
Naval base is unacceptable it consider declared!
A DREAM SO GOOD TO BE TRUE.
Somaliland. Independent is first without this theres no agreement
I believe us is recognizing Somaliland before Ethiopia
Somaliland is independent country but somalia is failed
Layer it was said by Abby and Ethiopia. National media
somaliland is peace country but recognition is tied to somalia not ethopia
Ethiopia must forget it,s dream of access to red sea if it betrays Somaliland.
Hugaaga io hoyagaaga midana lama iibiyo.
Makes sense
Not at all it's part our land but Abiy ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ethiopia knows somali people are strong there for they came on the table , accessing to the sea is beneficial both country, Ethiopia are not ethnicity one people there for
Ur out of mind ethopia has no place in our sea. If they ready to abide international laws access 8s possible but for greed and power it will not work bcze we somalis war is in our blood and cand defend our territory. So b3 objective and stop ur pollution.
You are very layer repoter ever for somaliland and Ethiopia m o u only Ethiopia can access somaliland water exchange independent recognition not ayyhing else for get dream of Ethiopia access somaliland water. Never ever if Ethiopia things like that. Finish go south of somalla
We all see deferent angles all matters no need to hate or insult since in the beginning humans haven’t agreed
I like the susic , Addis Ababa ...
Ethiopia has no right to demand an outlet to the Golf of Aden and Red Sea. There are many other land locked countries in Africa and else where that are in peace and in neigbourly commercial and economic relations. The number of its population does NOT give Ethiopia right to
demand the acquisition of sea port from its neighbours. The obstinate position of Mogadisho towards Somaliland statehood brought about the
MOU and subsequently Mogadisho to surrender in Ankara, Turkey. Ethiopia and its mouth-pieces should realise that without Recognition there will
be NO lease for Naval Base in the land and territorial waters of Somaliland come what may. Ethiopia has already enough of Somali territory!
Ethiopia betrayed us
( used us as bargaining chip )and we will never forget it . somaliland is peaceful somalia is not . When u realise that dont forget ur betrayal
The speaker is clearly mouthpiece of Ethiopia and in trying to analyse the MOU fell short of saying the truth about the substantive basis upon which
President Muse Bihi signed MOU with Prime Minister Aby Ahmed. The two fundamental elements of the MOU were (1) that Ethiopia to declare Diplomatic
Recognition of Somaliland and (2) that Ethiopia will have lease of 50 years an outlet to Sea to set up Navy Base. The accredition of full Ethiopian
Ambassador to Somaliland (as first step) which took place immediately after signing of MOU is irrefutable proof that the exchange was Recognition for a Naval Base. Both Somaliland and Ethiopia have the right to allow the MOU lapse but the speaker is misinterpreting and in fact lying about the objectives written into MOU.
Ethiopia are weak today , because it is omora let government and they can't rule all Ethiopia.
No recognition, no naval base
Unsubscribe him inorder to hear his shite lies
Go Ahead, People have their own way of handing emotion, you can't make them to do what you want them to do.
No Recognition No Sea access. Oromo 😂
Rather late for steering public perception.
Hope you heard, export of Ethiopia 's electricity to 4 African countries (Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania and Djibouti) and beyond, also fosters economic development which is also needed by the Somaliland!
All the while, Ethiopians have not universal access to their own product. Outages are common
True, but export is a good move to generate resources to avoid the problem gradually.
Somaliland state of somalia
Bullshit. Ethiopia need more than the Republic of Somaliland needs Ethiopia
Somaliland wil be recognised by suber bawer nations soon no need for Ethiopia
Ah weh dih reggae version deh?
All what is said from channel is lie
Then Ethiopian imaginary Navy force will stay Tana river forever.
😂😂😂what a bullshit analysis 😂😂😂 just look the clip about the MOU again, what President Muse Bixi signed was clear (exchange of Naval base lease and full diplomatic recognition from Ethiopia)
And don't make it mistakes Somaliland Republic is an independent country since 26 June 1960, the world is realising, coming running towards us on that strategy place on earth.
Research it
Ethiopian Logistian Community does not have capacity to realise that countries make very important decieions in a accordance with their
valued or vital interests. In this context Primier Aby Ahmed stated last year that it is vital for Ethiopia of 120 million population to have an outlet
to Sea. So your analysis contradicts the pragmatic policy of the Ethiopian leadership to procure seacport by negotiation or by other means to
to rephrase the words uttered by Aby Ahmed. What is also shocking in your so-called reply is that you grant double standard to a Superpower to do what
it likes in Panama and to deny to Ethiopia to negotiate with Somaliland on the basis of exchange of vital sea outlet with Recognition of Somaliland.
Your pretentious and contradictory analysis and related reply have no relevance in the matter of Somaliland pursuit of international recognition and
the Ethiopian search to free itself from landlocked predicament. So your analysis undermines Ethiopia's quest rather than Somaliland whose sea coast is sought by many.
first try to differentiate news from analysis
Your short and immature response bears testimony to your lack of substance and of copying the usage of international relations words and parlance.
You are the side who is confusing news with the wrong deductions and analysis for subscription purposes and other objectives.
Me tink Addis gwehn wind up wid bout 4 ports; from Somalia to Eretria.
We all see deferent angles all matters no need to hate or insult since in the beginning humans haven’t agreed