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Max 🔥 :

We don't have government tho 💔

W11 :

There are limited job opportunities in Somaliland due to several challenges. The economy is still developing, and there are few large companies and industries that can create many jobs. Many young people compete for a small number of formal jobs, leading to high unemployment. It is more difficult to attract foreign investment that could have created more jobs. In addition, many of the jobs are in the informal sector, where working conditions are often less stable and wages are low.

nagiib :

masha allah lkn annagu waan sii soconnaa sorry masuul

TalksWithPurpose :

Education

MB :

I am not from Somaliland but here is my opinion. Somaliland could become much richer over 20–30 years by focusing on a few areas: make Berbera a major trade and logistics hub, improve roads and electricity, invest heavily in education and technical skills, support livestock processing and fisheries instead of exporting mostly raw products, make it easier and safer for diaspora money to become business investment, and strengthen courts, contracts, taxation, and anti-corruption systems. The Netherlands became wealthy partly by turning its location into an advantage: ports, shipping, agriculture, trade, and efficient infrastructure. Somaliland could try something similar with Berbera by connecting it more strongly to Ethiopia and the wider Horn of Africa. Instead of only earning money when goods pass through the port, Somaliland would benefit more if warehouses, factories, food processing, repair services, trucking companies, and export businesses also grew around it. Switzerland offers another lesson: a country does not need huge natural resources to become wealthy. Skills, reliable institutions, finance, specialised businesses, and political stability can be more valuable than oil or minerals. Somaliland would therefore need to make education much more practical—engineering, construction, healthcare, IT, accounting, logistics, and vocational training. The biggest obstacle is that development requires long-term stability and predictable rules. Investors can tolerate a small market, but they are much less willing to invest large amounts when contracts, politics, security, or property rights are uncertain.

Miss Lovely 🥰 :

This is sad 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

نعمان 🤍 :

Xaqbaad ku adintay wll 🙏🏻

HAYKAL 🇫🇷🖤 :

yutubka. maxa ugu qora. ninka

hamse bashe :

The government is good to us.

@jamiila333 :

الدْكْتور-عبدالعزيز-محمود-نور :

mustaxiil🥰🥰

user9180781493731 :

❤️True story thanks

HD walalka :

xaqiiq

Zack 🧠🪄 :

Ninkani miyaanu ahayn mohamed diridhaba. Good point 🔥🙌

zamaara :

you right 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍

𝙎𝙄𝙄𝘿𝘼𝘼𝙉_𝘽Ø𝙔☪︎🇸🇱👑 :

Mapka iga sax laba dada tuulo shego😂☝

Dhame🫡 :

Deh haaye maxaa yaala ha waynaadee 😁

Samsam_Aden :

LoTar0💨 :

Education is verY Importat🔥

Nadia :

Fariid

Ahmett :

aduu majoogtaa dalka taliye

Haphso💞🖇️ :

So sad 🤦🏻‍♀️