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I am also opposed to tourism. The Las Geel rocks and the gulf isnt that much to see. I don't see much of a potential for start tourism industry. I'm fearful of the the real underlying reasons why a foreigner would make long trek to some of the poorest and most dangerous region in the world for a tourism purpose. I think these so call tourists are always looking for little excitement and the need for that adrenalin rush. Now, who is to say, they don't come to our land to take advantage of the situation. It's better that they don't come at all under the disguise of tourism, specially when we are not a tourist destination.

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The Government has failed time and again to install confidence in people. Now I believe it is our duty to do that and show our people back home that they CAN do it.They can sweep the garbage from their street corners, plant trees to fight deforestation , grow their own food right in their own backyards and most importantly do not even have to wait for UN recognition to do any of that.

I am also in the believe that we shouldn't blame the govt for all that is wrong, and that we also share the blame for not educating our people back home. We know what works here in the West and developed nations, we lived and seen it, now we should outsource some of those ideas, infused them with the ones already in existence back home, and create our own recipe for success. :)
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Lol@tourism. That is a sector that should never be encouraged or even be outright banned. With regards to foreign investment; that should be severely reduced and regulated. Gaaladu ciyaar maaha, they care about immediate profits not the long-term growth of a poor country. Transfer pricing, speculating iyo balaayo kala nooc ah ayey kugu samayneyaan.
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Somalistan wrote:I am also opposed to tourism. The Las Geel rocks and the gulf isnt that much to see. I don't see much of a potential for start tourism industry. I'm fearful of the the real underlying reasons why a foreigner would make long trek to some of the poorest and most dangerous region in the world for a tourism purpose. I think these so call tourists are always looking for little excitement and the need for that adrenalin rush. Now, who is to say, they don't come to our land to take advantage of the situation. It's better that they don't come at all under the disguise of tourism, specially when we are not a tourist destination.

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The Government has failed time and again to install confidence in people. Now I believe it is our duty to do that and show our people back home that they CAN do it.They can sweep the garbage from their street corners, plant trees to fight deforestation , grow their own food right in their own backyards and most importantly do not even have to wait for UN recognition to do any of that.

I am also in the believe that we shouldn't blame the govt for all that is wrong, and that we also share the blame for not educating our people back home. We know what works here in the West and developed nations, we lived and seen it, now we should outsource some of those ideas, infused them with the ones already in existence back home, and create our own recipe for success. :)

Our first priority should be food security and we should beging with livestocks in the next 10 years we should phase down our live export to Saudi Arabia and completly stop it . China and Iran and much of the Asians are consuming more meat se we should slaughter our own animals and export meat only and make use of the bi-products. Screw these Arabs , they buy cheap and make a kill selling our animals and at the slightest suspecion they refuse an entire cargo of tens of thousands of head that die and has to be thrown into the sea.

Second , our major food stable is rice and flour , we should look for an alternative and maybe choose a diet like the Ethopians (teff) or the Sudanis/Egptian "fuul", we have enough sorghum and we could make use of "teff" also it makes a good laxoox. What is left is vegetables and oil and those 2 we can produce locally, we can plant olive trees any where in somaliland. As far as tea , screw it we should switch to coffee , its cheaper for us and we can buy it from Harar and Gima the best coffee in the world. Now sugar could be imported from the rest of Africa , and also we can suppliment that with sorghum cyrup ( made from Quwaax). Now that can't be done if all these prodcuts are comming to our markets and are undercutting the local produce, a goverment intervention is must a tariff should levied on all non local produce. Yes, the free-market nuts will pressure us and maybe scale down their NGO but screw them we can do it.

Now in terms of small industry , we can begin with making our cloths , you guys may now how the African cotton farmers are undercut by US heavily subsidized agriculture , we could make a deal with some African country/farmers for both cotton and sugar and thus make our own cloths, of Mawacs, pants, t-shirts, shirts etc. Next we can make our own shoes from our own local hides.

All that can't be done without the goverment intervention and the cooperations of the local fat cats, they can do it but they need a carrot and a stick at the same time, they should be warrned bringing in basamti rice and taking our hard currency to the outside. In 10 years we can get rid of all NGO's who taught our people nothing but the "art of beggin" seminar this , workshop that , 2 weeks tarining for this and that bull shit.
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Beautiful. Cotton is cudbi correct? well gues what it grows in Hawd like crazy.
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but somaliland don't exist
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Adigu miyaanad ahayn kii yara ee 15 jirka ahaa ee sucuudiga jooga ee lahaa naag aa rabaa naag malaysiinooyaa aabahaa qooqa ka was :mrgreen:
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Waryahaboy,

Nacas yar baa tahee iskaga carar meesha yaan lagugu faro xumayn.
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Personally I think to survive in the horn requires a certain livestyle which our ancestors mastered and the current generation are failing miserably. One example is the replacing of Hadhoodh with rice and the lack of camel milk. We should be investing more in our youth starting with school and really changing the society from the ground up. A long term type of plan. We should ensure each and every child studies upto high school and make it compulsory that includes those who cant afford it and they should be fed the old school diet and educated upto western standards if not better and then we will really create the society we want. And those kids who have the potential should be supported and given jobs in senior positions within both government and military.

Funny thing is an uncle of mine went to Burco to set up a school but he couldn't deal with the inter reer daahir issues forget anything else. Wallahi he gave up and came back disappointed.
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Somalistan wrote:Waryahaboy,

Nacas yar baa tahee iskaga carar meesha yaan lagugu faro xumayn.
lol haha.
the somaliland dream is only for those who are asleep.
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X.Playa wrote:per/capita incom is total GDP in $$ divided by the population using that formula the average somaliland's per capita income is around 30,000 a year not 3000 Samatar. These are huge amount of money that goes into somaliland but these people are still starving because 99% of that money leaves the country without any benefits due to the local monkies that inhabit that area . The apes over their eat, fkkks and shits and then when the money is spent on Saudi Arabian Milk and Lebanoes juice , Indian Basmati , Ethopian qaad... the apes begin to beg again and the cycles goes on.
are you out of your mind not even south africa which btw is the richest in Africa has that GDP per capita.

it will be much more sensible if you meant 30,000 somaliland currency
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Re: Somalilands annual GDP per capita

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Titanium wrote:
Remittances from overseas workers account for an estimated 80 percent of Somaliland’s $500 million annual gross domestic product, while the sale of livestock mainly to buyers in the Middle East is its biggest generator of export income.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-1 ... malia.html

You divide the Gross Domestic Product to the amount of people living in the country to determine the GDP per capita.

So 500 million / 3.5 million = $142.85 GDP per capita.
:lol: yes that sounds right :up:
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faraaxoos1 wrote:
Titanium wrote:
Remittances from overseas workers account for an estimated 80 percent of Somaliland’s $500 million annual gross domestic product, while the sale of livestock mainly to buyers in the Middle East is its biggest generator of export income.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-1 ... malia.html

You divide the Gross Domestic Product to the amount of people living in the country to determine the GDP per capita.

So 500 million / 3.5 million = $142.85 GDP per capita.
:lol: yes that sounds right :up:
Hutu boy, I fail to see the joke. We are discussing SOMALILANDS GDP and you have a bunch of African mercenaries running amoke in your home. Can you how stupid you look when you attempt to laugh at Somalilands achievement.... :whoa:
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dufle,
dont take it personal :whoa:. besides the gdp per capita for somalia is not far off from somaliland's gdp per capita.
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Faaraaxoos saaxib he already explained how he came up with that number.Look at earlier comments. He does make good a point.
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Do people in Somaliland discuss these issues or are most of them in the dark?

If they are in the dark then here is a suggestion. The internet is a powerful tool for change. Issues like this should be posted on other websites as well. news websites, other forums etc. Maybe create a youtube video about the “Fat Cats of Somaliland”or “The Cancer of Somaliland” or “Corruption in Somaliland” etc.

Just some ideas
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