Showing posts with label Chevening House Declaration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chevening House Declaration. Show all posts
Monday, July 2, 2012
Somaliland and the Recognition Issue
The Horn newspaper and the Somaliland Sun asked me to comment on the Chevening House Declaration as it concerns Somaliland. Click here to read the brief interview.
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Somalia and Somaliland: Chevening House Declaration
Delegations representing the Somali Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and the government of Somaliland met at Chevening House in London on 20-21 June as part of a dialogue that began at the London Conference and continued at Istanbul II.
The Chevening House Declaration is unexceptional. It primarily commits both sides to continue the dialogue and cooperate in the fight against terrorism, extremism, crime, piracy, illegal fishing and toxic waste dumping. Importantly, however, it suggests that both sides are willing to continue the talks.
Click here to read the brief declaration and click here to read a congratulatory statement by UK Foreign Secretary William Hague.
For a commentary on the declaration by Yusuf M. Hasan in the Somaliland Sun, click here.
The Chevening House Declaration is unexceptional. It primarily commits both sides to continue the dialogue and cooperate in the fight against terrorism, extremism, crime, piracy, illegal fishing and toxic waste dumping. Importantly, however, it suggests that both sides are willing to continue the talks.
Click here to read the brief declaration and click here to read a congratulatory statement by UK Foreign Secretary William Hague.
For a commentary on the declaration by Yusuf M. Hasan in the Somaliland Sun, click here.
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