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GDP at $200 million ???? are you crazy? where did you get this figure?The spending money is 147 mil then their actual gdp must be somthing like 200 mil. 200 mill for an entire nation? That is beyond ridiculous.
you dont care aboyut GDP per capita?And I only used UP as an example, I don't care about GDP per capita. I am willing to increase somalis population just to increase revenue. I care about overall productivity. And it seems the gdp of that state is close to Angola's, which is an african country on the rise. Isn't that sad?

its all of your own making.....by refusing to accept you are Somali `s, you have cut your noses to spite your face.
you`ve had relative peace for the last 16 years without the peace dividend.
unfortunately it seems the current regime in hargeisa is intent on pursuing the same discredited isolationists policies.
I would expect the calls for a rethink of sl policy will grow increasingly louder, since the suldaan of sl has already broken that taboo.


Again i ask you how re-engaging with a failed state will help us?firstly, and most importantly of all "somaliland" would have been able to access all of the multilateral institutions like world bank/IMF.
Secondly, the major oil companies (not just the minor speculators),could invest billions knowing their investments were legally protected.
somaliland is like a person owning a house but not being able to produce the deeds. As such its not possible to re-mortgage or find investment to renovate.
Re engaging with somalia is in your own interests. as you have said yourself, "the place is f**** up"
Let us work together to improve the lot of our peoples...petty tribalism can only take you so far.


Are you sure S/L's GDP per cap is $600? That would make it's overall GDP $2.1 bill (which is still horrendous if you think about it).
When I mean I don't care about GDP per caita, I mean I don't care about the individual population's income. I care about the country's economic standing, it's military capabilities, it's technological and cultural achievements. China and India might have a lot of poor people, but they still on their way to becoming the richest and most powerful nations on earth.






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