The United Kingdom, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden said they welcome the completion of Somaliland’s election regulatory laws.
A joint press release issued by the countries of the international community that support Somaliland’s democracy noted that the signing of the election rules is an important step to strengthen the culture of democracy in Somaliland.
“We see the signing of the electoral code as a reaffirmation of Somaliland’s commitment to holding elections,” said the press release.
They also urged all the stakeholders of the elections to work together to ensure that free and fair elections are held in Somaliland on time.
Govt engages in dialogue with all political stakeholders to advance the country’s democratic processes and pledges to uphold the spirit of Somaliland’s Constitution regarding the election of political parties. The sentiments were contained in a press release issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation which read as…
Association for the Recognition of Somaliland and the Promotion of Democracy (ARSPD)info@recognitionOfsomaliland.com Adam SAKARIA Avenue Pictet-de-Rochemont 21 Genève 1207 The independence of Somaliland restores the colonial borders of the former British protectorate and does not violate the principle of utipresiditis – these former borders must be maintained – which is…
The government of the Republic of Somaliland reinstated to the International Community that its peace and Stability are homegrown and inviolable Ultimately the Constitutional rights of our citizens are paramount. furthermore, it is worth noting that the current government is a democratically elected one through free and fair elections. …
