FDI in Somaliland: A Vehicle for Prosperity or a Source of Social Inequality?
The Republic of Somaliland, has not yet acquired a de jure recognition from the outside world since May 18, 1991 when Somaliland decided to withdraw from the 1960 union with Somalia. Since then, Somaliland has been stable compared to the other parts of the region and its contribution to the security and stability in the region is also amicable. Continue reading “FDI in Somaliland: A Vehicle for Prosperity or a Source of Social Inequality?”→
Key Projects Starving for Optimized FDI Policy in Somaliland
There are a quite few key projects, institutions, and associations that are critical for a meaningful economic growth in Somaliland that demand an optimization of Somaliland national policy for Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in the light of recent partnership and alliance with Taiwan. FDI plays a vital role in sustaining a viable domestic economy. In Asia, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam are the emerging economic powers that continued to attract significant amounts of foreign investment due to refining their foreign investment policy, and Somaliland should model after them.Continue reading “Key Projects Starving for Optimized FDI Policy in Somaliland”→
