Inkastoo dunidu ay aaminsaneyd in xabad-joojin jilicsan ay Yemen isku hayso, bishii Janaayo 2026 ayaa burburisay rajadaas. Magaalada dekeda ah ee Mukalla ee Koonfurta, oo mar ahaan jirtay meel ka nabdoon jiidaha dagaalka ee waqooyiga, ayaa hadda gubanaysa. Duulaanka Sacuudiga ee Koonfurta Yemen ayaa si dhab ah u furay bog cusub oo dagaalka ah, isagoo badalay xulafadii hore oo beegsanaya saaxiibadiisii hore. Tani ma ahan oo kaliya dagaal ka dhan ah Xuutiyiinta; waa duulaan toos ah oo militari oo lagu qaaday Koonfurta, waxaana qiimaha bixinaya dadka rayidka ah. Iyadoo beesha caalamku ay indhaha ka laabanayso, cunaqabataynta bini'aadamnimo ayaa sii xumeynaysa xaaladda dadka ugu nugul. Go'doominta Gaajada: Hubka Dagaalka Laga soo bilaabo horraantii 2026, xogta la helay waa mid aan la inkiri karin: in ka badan 17 milyan oo qof oo ku nool Yemen ayaa wajahaya cunto yari ba'an . Tani ma ahan masiibo dabiici ah; waa masiibo uu bani'aadamku sameeyay oo ay wadaan xannibaa...
A Decade of Talks, Little Progress: Although negotiations between Somalia and Somaliland have been ongoing for ten years, concrete outcomes have been elusive. Despite repeated invitations from President Guelleh, substantial achievements have remained out of reach. This latest meeting, however, carries new weight given the presence of Abdikarin Hussein Guled, Somali President Mohamud's envoy for the talks, and ministers from both sides.
A Breakaway Seeking Recognition: Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but its quest for international recognition has so far been unsuccessful. While Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni offered to mediate reunification efforts, Somaliland swiftly rejected the proposal, highlighting the complexities of the situation.
Domestic Politics Fueling Dialogue: President Mohamud's arrival in Djibouti comes on the heels of a crucial meeting with high-ranking members of his Hawiye clan in Mogadishu. The closed-door session focused on pressing political challenges, including constitutional reform and the reinstatement of Puntland to the National Consultative Council (NCC). Reports suggest a preliminary agreement was reached on these key issues, potentially paving the way for broader progress.
Constitutional Hurdles and Election Plans: The NCC, established to guide Somalia towards direct elections, has been marred by the absence of representatives from both Puntland and Somaliland. Amending the constitution, crucial for electoral progress, appears challenging without their participation. While the focus of the Djibouti talks remains unclear, addressing constitutional roadblocks could prove crucial for future advancements.
Hope Beyond Stalemate: Despite the complexities and past disappointments, this renewed dialogue between Somalia and Somaliland offers a glimmer of hope. With significant domestic issues addressed and key players gathered, the potential for breakthrough agreements on critical issues like elections and constitutional reform shouldn't be underestimated. Whether this meeting marks a turning point or another chapter in the ongoing saga remains to be seen, but it undoubtedly injects fresh energy into the pursuit of a lasting resolution.
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