sahal80 wrote:Sxb I think your mixing the things...im talking about the vision2016 not the political situation...every country has political problems but the issue that the IC is dealing with in somalia is how to bring back the stateSiciid85 wrote:Sahal i doubt Somalia will come together anytime soon, I see it getting worse. Jubaland issue remains unsolved, Puntland is threatening Galmudug, The central state is a hot issue, rer Hiiraan remain unsatisfied, and you still have 30k peacekeepers fighting against AS. Fari kama qodna Faanoole yet you want us to dive into that mess?
Also please do not insult us, we do not seek anything from you that isnt ours. We have already progressed thru our growing pains and have àn orderly system of government. We have worked hard for over 2 decades, it is you guys that need catching up
It is also interesting to know that your government is willing to entertain groups that are paramount to the stability of Somaliland.
Somaliland is multi tribal off course, but what area isnt? And that doesnt mean your government should try to exploit and harbor hostile tribes because they couldnt get what they want on thé table. It just shows how desperate and out of ideas Xamar is when they are talking about USP! Lol this isnt thé 50s and 60s.
As I stated before this is based on the neighbouring countries strategy for somalia....for example the federalism was adopted in eldorate in ethiopia, then we got the IC who came up with the road map in the transitional era like gathering the elders, the somali-somali conferences, regional stakeholders like pl, galmudug, ahlussuna and the transional federal govt
Now, since 2012 we have an internationally recognized permanent govt-it means no stakeholders-but this govt has to make permanent donor-financed institutions like the permanent constitution, the permanent federal states, general elections and political parties, good governance, judiciary, security, reconciliation
This must be done before august 2016-within a year- no term extension...
By that time, the somali dilemma has been resolved
By next govt, there wont be political crisis as every thing is stated in the constitution regarding the national resources, ports, army, pm vs prez, federal states role,
You wont see no more qaaqland
the political situation will depend on the locals.....its impossible for the govt to make peace between two clans who r rivals within the same region, democracy will decide in such situation but the govt has to protect the legitimacy
Terrorism and corruption will still be there
For security, the govt has to disarm the militias and the warlords, establish a good security
Al shabab has been removed but is there as a terror organization....by countrolling every city there will be less losses
As ideology it will depend on much social and religious reforms but practically whole south-central region should be free from al shabab before the next elections
Establishing SNA throughout the country under one command with the help of the US govt
Some gulf arabs like the f-king UAE want to equip "somali regional forces" before the integration...but anyways it will contribute to the stability
Theres new agenda of paying quarter of the amisom funds to the SNA, thats why their sudden pace in baardheere and diinsoor!
financial reforms and good governance: to get the f-king funds directly we still r behind in this sector but we r intransformation and until then the world bank will manage it through the UNDP
Federalism and constitution, much have been acheived; interim federal states and constitutional commissions have been established such as the electoral and the boundary commission, it will be them who will decide issues like mudug
After hiiraan and shabelle the next file will be making them permanent federal states so we r finish
PL is an autonomous region but it will be a federal state soon
We had a reconciliation agenda towards SL but its not necessary for us or part of our 2016 agenda.....so your officials r wasting their time in trying to pressure on our govt by contacting with the westren diplomats
They knew this but r doing it for fear of their share in funds and they know the only way to get it is to sort out with the govt in mogadishu like the special arrangement in the new deal....im talking about the funds for somalia
Even their own funds have been conditioned with their relationship with nick kay thats why they called him back!
Theres the case of the disputed area, puntland wants it, there r somecnorthern groups who want to form their own state
Since the sl forces control this area and theres khatumo resistance, it will help their case in the IC eyes
these groups are partaking the process through the govt and the diplomatic channels
for more deatails about our 2016 strategy read this independent article
http://www.heritageinstitute.org/somali ... oad-ahead/
Do you really believe direct elections i mean 'one man one vote' can happen in Somalia next year??
Completely impossible !
