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dual-track policy is back!

Postby sahal80 » Thu Nov 13, 2014 4:38 pm

Can you imagin, for this conference, some regions have asked to be part of the opening event/day but the govt has totally rejected it so only the president and the pm of denmark were scheduled to give speaches in the first day and then the regions in the second event

Now both president and the regions including galmudug will be partaking in the first event!


I heard the cancalling of the presidents meeting with the somali diaspora is related to what happened in the somali parliament; security reasons and avoiding backlashes.

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Re: dual-track policy is back!

Postby BlackRain » Thu Nov 13, 2014 4:56 pm

Lol @ Galmudug what are they doing there?

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Re: dual-track policy is back!

Postby Khalid Ali » Thu Nov 13, 2014 5:01 pm

We have to closely observe to have a clear understanding of the supporters of the SFG President and PM, the US finds itself in a difficult position the United states on one hand wanted to reward the most fragile entity they have helped created since the year 2004 The state department surprisingly fully put its weight behind Hassan sheikh Maxamuud and it gave it the recognition support diplomatic support and even extend military support via Djibouti and Qatar unprecedented move,, something on which the US remained reluctant to see with all the previous TFGS. Its seems the US wanted the SFG to succeed more than Somalis :lol:

This was done without any signs of forward movement a workable constitution and on ‘State-Building’ reconciliation etc the US was not interested, Somalia had a new government they fully backed it for the sake of it . It was all in all based on simple hope that the prestige of Americas legitimacy would help a rotten system work better this time. But on the contrary the US cannot build Somalia they miscalculated it has to be Somalis that should do the work and till this day Somalis seems to be not interested. The US Foreign policy was always about how to contain the Somali troubles with in the Somali borders and protect the darlings of the west Kenya and Ethiopia western interests. The Dual track policy was never off the table practically it was working but it was up to the government of Mogadishu to make Mogadishu the center like it was once, but there are troubles as it seems.

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Re: dual-track policy is back!

Postby sahal80 » Thu Nov 13, 2014 5:34 pm

We have to closely observe to have a clear understanding of the supporters of the SFG President and PM, the US finds itself in a difficult position the United states on one hand wanted to reward the most fragile entity they have helped created since the year 2004 The state department surprisingly fully put its weight behind Hassan sheikh Maxamuud and it gave it the recognition support diplomatic support and even extend military support via Djibouti and Qatar unprecedented move,, something on which the US remained reluctant to see with all the previous TFGS. Its seems the US wanted the SFG to succeed more than Somalis :lol:

This was done without any signs of forward movement a workable constitution and on ‘State-Building’ reconciliation etc the US was not interested, Somalia had a new government they fully backed it for the sake of it . It was all in all based on simple hope that the prestige of Americas legitimacy would help a rotten system work better this time. But on the contrary the US cannot build Somalia they miscalculated it has to be Somalis that should do the work and till this day Somalis seems to be not interested. The US Foreign policy was always about how to contain the Somali troubles with in the Somali borders and protect the darlings of the west Kenya and Ethiopia western interests. The Dual track policy was never off the table practically it was working but it was up to the government of Mogadishu to make Mogadishu the center like it was once, but there are troubles as it seems.
Agree with you generally. The point of dual-track policy is bc the leaders disagree and can't act as responsible leaders so we r letting the regions to represent themselves!.

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Re: dual-track policy is back!

Postby LightAtNight » Thu Nov 13, 2014 6:10 pm

The U.S and other doners are playing with Somalia like a toy, what a shame, whats worse is fools who believe in the 'good intention' of these countries. How can you even have this assumption? It defies logic

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Re: dual-track policy is back!

Postby original dervish » Thu Nov 13, 2014 6:27 pm

Well we had Hassan Sheikh sending gunmen to Kismayo....also working with Al Shabaab...and tribal militias to dispossess minority clans.
So you can't blame folk for giving Hassan a wide berth.

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Re: dual-track policy is back!

Postby original dervish » Thu Nov 13, 2014 6:27 pm

Well we had Hassan Sheikh sending gunmen to Kismayo....also working with Al Shabaab...and tribal militias to dispossess minority clans.
So you can't blame folk for giving Hassan a wide berth.


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