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1. en.wikipedia.org › Foreign_relations_of_SomalilandForeign relations of Somaliland - Wikipedia

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   Somaliland maintains representative (liaison) offices in several countries, but these missions do not have formal diplomatic status under the provisions of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. Such offices exist in the following cities: Addis Ababa; Djibouti City; Dubai, UAE; Juba, South Sudan; London ; Nairobi

2. hir.harvard.edu › recognizing-somalilandFailing the State: Recognizing Somaliland

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   Mar 16, 2009 · Despite Somaliland’s marked success, the international community refuses to recognize it as an independent nation. Currently, Somaliland is one of only two states “unrecognized by the UN”: the other is the Nagorno-Karabakh republic.

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4. www.nzz.ch › english › somaliland-might-finally-beSomaliland might finally be recognized but at what cost? - NZZ

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   Jan 22, 2024 · Peaceful and democratic Somaliland is considered the better Somalia, although no country has yet recognized the de facto state. This could now change thanks to an explosive agreement with...

5. www.govsomaliland.org › international-relationshipRecognition - Government of Somaliland

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   There was a popular drive to unite all the five Somali inhabited territories including Somaliland, Somalia, French Somaliland (Djibouti), Ogaden (Ethiopia), and the Northern Frontier District (NFD) of Kenya. The five-pointed white star on the flag symbolized this aspiration.

6. ww1.odu.edu › content › damSPECPOL: International Recognition of Somaliland - ODU

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   Once Somaliland had gained complete independence from Britain in 1960, Somaliland was recognized as a sovereign territory, however on July 1st of 1960 voluntarily joined with Southern Somalia creating the Republic of Somalia. From the beginning of the Union, both parts acted as independent countries.

7. bpr.studentorg.berkeley.edu › 2024/05/04 › willWill Somaliland Gain Recognition? - Berkeley Political Review

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   May 4, 2024 · Despite its de-facto independence which has existed since 1991, Somaliland is still internationally recognized as part of Somalia, who recently signed a law stating that the MoU between Somalia and Ethiopia is illegal.

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   Will Somaliland ever be recognized?

   • The would-be state of Somaliland might finally be recognized, but at what cost? Peaceful and democratic Somaliland is considered the better Somalia, although no country recognizes the de facto state. This could now change thanks to an explosive agreement with Ethiopia.

   Somaliland might finally be recognized but at what cost? - NZZ

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   Is Somaliland a member of the international community?

   • It takes very seriously its duties and responsibilities as a member of the international community. Before it joined Somalia, Somaliland was an independent sovereign state. The union though faulty was a voluntary union between two independent states. The union did not work. It brought death and destruction and ended in tears.

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   Is Somaliland a good country?

   • Peaceful and democratic Somaliland is considered the better Somalia, although no country recognizes the de facto state. This could now change thanks to an explosive agreement with Ethiopia. In return for access to the Red Sea, Somaliland could receive recognition as an independent country for the first time by Ethiopia.

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   How many countries have recognized Somaliland's independence?

   • As many as thirty-five (35) states, including the permanent members of the Security Council acknowledged its independence immediately, and the United Kingdom signed several bilateral agreements with Somaliland which were deposited at the United Nations under article 102 of the UN Charter.

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9. theatlasnews.co › analysis › 2024/01/24Understanding Africa: The History of Somaliland | Atlas News

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Seeing as Somaliland’s borders are that of the British colony, and Somalia’s that of the Italian colony, the African Union opposes their independence. Because of this, Somaliland is internationally recognized as territory of Somalia.