Saeed M Osman

My Remarks: During an Iftar reunion with friends who studied at universities in Uganda.

Spent a wonderful evening at an Iftar reunion with friends who studied at universities in Uganda. It was special to reconnect with colleagues and long-time friends after many years. I’m proud to have been among the founding members of the first Somaliland Students Association in Uganda in 2008 and to have served as its second chair. A beautiful night of shared stories, laughter, and sweet memories.

Taiwan’s Taoyuan City shares three ambulances with Somaliland’s Hargeisa City This timely sharing of three fairly used ambulances will surely boost the medical mobility in Hargeisa, contribute to the wellbeing of its people,

Happy Ramadan Kareem. Wishing all my family and friends a peaceful, blessed, and joyful Ramadan filled with mercy and happiness. 🌙✨ #Ramadan #Ramadan2026

It was an honor to attend the official launch of the Horn and Red Sea Security Forum under the @ISIR_INSTITUTE . This timely initiative comes as geopolitical tensions and strategic competition across the Horn of Africa and Red Sea corridor continue to intensify, making dialogue and cooperation more essential than ever. Somaliland, as a consistent contributor to regional peace and stability, must remain actively engaged in shaping discussions and narratives that influence our region’s future. Platforms like this are vital to encourage collaboration, informed policy debate, and forward-looking solutions across security, economic, and development sectors. Congratulations to ISIR Institute for establishing this important forum, which will bring together regional and international participants annually to strengthen cooperation and shared understanding.

Law 3: Conceal Your Intentions (48 Laws of Power) Meaning: Don’t reveal your real plans or goals too early. Why: If people know what you want, they can block you, compete with you, or use it against you. How it works: You keep your real purpose hidden by using vague words, distraction, or misdirection. Result: Others stay uncertain, and you gain control and advantage.

The Government of the Republic of #Somaliland affirms its principled alignment with the #UnitedStates in support of calibrated international action to uphold constitutional order and the rule of law in #Venezuela, and to support a peaceful, #Venezuelan led #transition.

2026 will be a year of profound change. The global order will not remain the same, and long-standing status quos will increasingly give way to reality. Somaliland’s recognition marks a decisive turning point one that establishes a new political reality that must be acknowledged and engaged with. After three decades, the existing Somali framework is no longer viable. The call for a new path is not a matter of choice, but of necessity.

Host Cliff May is joined by Bashir Goth, Somaliland’s representative to the United States, and Middle East analyst Michael Rubin to discuss why Israel’s recognition of reality matters, and why some countries in the West pretend this nation doesn’t exist. youtu.be/Zu4MfUY1Ri4

Xasan waxaynu leenahay "Maxaa iga Xumaan Jiray, Ragg Haduu is Xiniin Taabto.."

“If Israel establishes a base in Somaliland, which I believe is the direction things are heading, it would be far easier for Israel to gather intelligence and operate against Yemen’s Houthis,” @YaakovLappin joins @benitalevin on #TheRundown

The Government of the Republic of Somaliland firmly rejects false claims made by the President of Somalia alleging the resettlement of Palestinians or the establishment of military bases in Somaliland.

Taiwan Representative Office in the Republic of Somaliland hosts the flag-raising ceremony on 1st of January, 2026. Amb. Allen Chenhwa Lou delivers his remarks, reviewing the challenges and achievements and encourages colleagues to make great strides in 2026.

Strategic Assessments: South Sudan Set to Become the Second Country to Recognise Somaliland South Sudan is reportedly on the verge of formally recognizing Somaliland, in a move that would make it the second country to do so. According to informed sources, Salva Kiir Mayardit, President of South Sudan, is prepared to announce recognition within the coming hours. The decision comes as South Sudan, itself a relatively young state, moves to support Somaliland’s long-standing bid for international recognition. Reports indicate that Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi and President Salva Kiir are expected to hold a direct live call to coordinate and publicly mark the announcement, signaling a potentially significant diplomatic breakthrough for Somaliland on the international stage.

It is a great honor and deep joy to witness the celebration of Somaliland’s recognition at the Presidential Palace. I was among the first to meet President Cirro at his office this afternoon, just minutes after the historic news was announced. It was an unforgettable moment — a landmark milestone after 34 years of resilience, state-building, and perseverance. The long-awaited recognition has finally arrived, and history has been made.

It is a great honor to witness and take part in the historic celebration of Somaliland’s recognition After 34 years of resilience, sacrifice, and unwavering belief, millions of Somalilanders—from every corner of the country and across the global diaspora—are united in joy. This moment is more than a ceremony; it is the fulfillment of a long-held national dream. We extend our sincere thanks to the Somaliland Government and President Cirro for making this history a reality. Today we celebrate with pride—many greater wonders lie ahead. #Somaliland

Congratulations to the President and People of Somaliland. On this historic day, 26 December 2025, the State of Israel formally recognised Somaliland as an independent sovereign state. On behalf of our people, we extend heartfelt congratulations on Somaliland’s well‑earned recognition. This milestone reflects your perseverance, unity, and steadfast commitment to peace and democracy. The State of Israel and its citizens join us in celebrating this achievement. We express sincere gratitude for the trust you have placed in us and look forward to strengthening the bonds of friendship and cooperation between our nations. May this recognition open new doors for prosperity, stability, and mutual growth.

The official recognition of Somaliland is of major significance and a Great Leap Forward for the country. It is now time for the US & UK to follow. #somaliland ynetnews.com/article/dxt2vj…

Dear Prime Minister @netanyahu 🇮🇱 On behalf of the people of the Republic of Somaliland, we thank you for the heroic decision your government has taken to re-recognize the will of the Somaliland people. This milestone remained long overdue for the past 34 years. This is a great milestone of historic proportions. Your courageous leadership has made Israel the first nation to recognize Somaliland's rightful place among the family of nations since our independence was lost in 1960. The people of Somaliland - our elders, youth, women, scholars, and business leaders - have shown extraordinary resilience in defending our right to self-determination for the past three decades. Today, that patience and perseverance have been rewarded - thanks to Israel. Somaliland pledges to be a nation that contributes only peace, stability, and constructive partnership to the international community. We will stand as a beacon of democracy and security in the Horn of Africa. We call upon the rest of the international community, including the USA, AU, EU, Arab League, Islamic countries, and our Horn of African neighborly states to follow suit. This achievement honors the vision of all our presidents - from Abdirrahman Tuur to our current President Abdirahman Cirro - who collectively never gave up on the dream of re-recognition. Prime Minister @netanyahu, your decision will be remembered in history as a moment when justice prevailed over politics, and when the will of a peaceful people was finally acknowledged. From the bottom of our hearts, the 6 million people of Somaliland extend our deepest gratitude to Israel and its leadership. This partnership between Israel and Somaliland represents a new chapter in Middle East-Africa relations, built on shared democratic values and commitment to peace.