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I just came across some website showcasing the CV's off the 3 Somaliland political party leaders.

In there they included their education and achievments within somaliland, the Barre regime and everything leading up to it.

I was wondering what Cadde Muuse's and A.Yusufs CV look like.
I'm not bothered to much about anything other than their Education.

Here are the Education levels of the SLand party leaders.

Silanyo-

Education:

Master's Degree in Economics, and a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom.

Faisal Waraabe-

Education:

Enrolled in the University Of Heliniski in Norway and Master of Science in Engineering, Leningrad, Soviet Union.

President Daahir Riyaale:

Education-

High School

And this is their leader which is why i'm curious about Cadde Muuse's and A.Yusufs educational achievments.

If anybody knows feel free to post

I'm still waiting for the other leader educational achievments.

Cadde Muuse
A.Yusuf
That new prime Minister dude who looks like he'd never hurt a fly.

I'm keeping this to the top like Daanyeer topics.

Prof Ali Khalif Galaydh


DATE OF BIRTH October 15, 1941
PLACE OF BIRTH Lasanod, Somalia

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

1962 -- Secondary School Sheikh
1965 -- B.A (Honors) Boston University, Boston, M.A.
1969 -- M.A. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y
1972 -- PH.D Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y

PROFFISSIONNAL EXPERIENCE

1965-1967 -- Political Officer, Ministry of Interior
1970-1973 -- Training and Research Officer, Somali Institute of Public Administration (SIPA)
1973-1974 -- Director General, SIPA
1974-1976 -- Director General, Jowhar Sugar Enterprise (SNAI)
1976-1980 -- Executive Chairman, Juba Sugar Project (JSP)
1980-1982 -- Minister of Industry
1982-1984 -- Fellow, Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
1984-1986 -- Fellow, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
1986-1989 -- Consultant for Private US Firms, USAID, and the U.N on Development Issues
1989-1991 -- Assistant Professor, Dept of Public ADM. Maxwell, Syracuse, University, Syracuse, N.Y
1991-1994 -- Associate Professor, Dept of Public Administration, Maxwell School, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y
1994-1996 -- Professor of Public Administration and International Relations, Maxwell School,Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y
1996- 2000 -- Chairman and CEO, SOMTEL., Sharjah, UAE
2000 - 2001 -- Prime Minister in Somalia

He is currenlty a University professor

Source: http://www.hhh.umn.edu/img/assets/3727/cv.pdf

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Areas of expertise: public administration; international relations; economic development-Africa; nongovernmental organizations and governance

Ali Khalif Galaydh, visiting professor, is the former prime minister and one-time minister of industry for Somalia. He teaches courses on the politics of public affairs, strategies for economic development, and the role of nongovernmental organizations in governance.

Galaydh also hopes to support the outreach mission of the Humphrey Institute by working with the local Somali community, the largest in the United States.

Galaydh, who taught public administration and international relations at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University from 1989 to 1996, was an official with the Somali Ministry of the Interior during the last democratically elected government in the mid-1960s. During the 1970s, he headed two large sugar operations before being appointed minister of industry in 1980. For six months in 2000, Galaydh and hundreds of other Somalis participated in a Somali National Peace Conference in the city of Arta in the Republic of Djibouti. Six hundred fifty delegates, Galaydh among them, drafted a National Charter based on Somalia's 1960 Constitution, which enshrined the rule of law, decentralized democratic self-governance, human rights, and a market-led economy. The assembly of the delegates then selected a 245-member Parliament. With the strong support of the Parliament, Galaydh was invited to become Prime Minister in September 2000 and served until December 2001.

Galaydh earned an M.A. and Ph.D. from Syracuse University.

Abdullahi Yusuf studied in Russia and something minor in Italy. I dont know about Cade Muse

[quote="Cali_Gaab"]

Faisal Waraabe-

Education:

Enrolled in the University Of Heliniski in Norway and Master of Science in Engineering, Leningrad, Soviet Union.
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Thats how I know they are talking Bullshit

There isnt a University called Heliniski, But there is one called University Of Helsinki not in Norway but in Finland were Faysal Warabe used to live. He never studied there but he studied in Soviet The article you read is fake

looool, dude I doubt any somali in the somali politics has educational back ground as of today.

Some are highly educated but education doesn't really make the man. It compliments him.

I rather be ruled someone who can spelled their name correctly than not.