Somaliland is poised to overtake Somalia in terms of development, primarily due to its strategic emphasis on large-scale infrastructure projects that are set to transform the country. A recent video delves into the major upcoming initiatives that are expected to significantly bolster Somaliland’s economic growth and elevate its status on a global scale.
By The Pristine Historian Channel
Situated in the Horn of Africa, Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991. While it hasn’t yet gained widespread international recognition, this self-declared state has been making waves with its ambitious plans and resilient spirit.
In recent years, Somaliland has embarked on a series of mega infrastructure projects that are set to transform its economic landscape, uplift its social fabric, and strengthen its political stability. These projects are not just about building roads and bridges; they’re about laying the foundation for a brighter future.
From bustling ports to efficient highways, renewable energy sources, and state-of-the-art urban developments, that’s precisely what Somaliland is working towards. These projects are the backbone of the country’s vision for progress and prosperity. They’re opening doors to new opportunities, attracting investments, and creating jobs for the local population.
Stay tuned as we delve into the details of these projects, explore their economic, social, and political significance, and uncover the potential achievements that lie ahead. Join us on this exciting adventure, and let’s witness the transformation of Somaliland together!
00:00 Intro
01:39 6. Ethiopia’s Berbera Corridor
03:02 5. Berbera Free Zone Development Phase 2
03:58 4. Erigavo-Yubbe Road
05:03 3. Berbera Port Phase 2
05:56 2. Lowyaddo-Borama Roads Upgrading Phase 1
06:42 1. Hargeisa Bypass Road
