Somalia Independency

Hassan, age 12, looks worried. He does not go to school, but helps his mother make shoes. The atmosphere is harsh, there are few resources here. Hunger is extremely mentally demanding to deal with, and hope a key. Somalia is a country with a special reputation for being challenged, and the people particularly hardy. Climate change requires social cooperation, where Mohamed Farole, Minister of Climate in Puntland, confirms that they do not cooperate with the Southern government in Mogadishu, on environmental change; the reason is that each area has its own problems and challenges of resources, which have created conflict between most recently Somaliland and SSC-Khaatumo, Laascnaanood, where Somaliland tried to take over that particular area. SSC-Khaatumo succeeded in freeing itself from outside dominance. The struggle for fair and independent living conditions in Somalia goes back many years, when the country was tried to be colonized by England and Italy. Today, Somalia stands on its own, with great dependence on external fund support. The dream is to stand more and more dependent on itself, where even if there is internal division, the south and north of Somalia do not want to let go of Somaliland, in the west. The Minister of Planning and its secretariat in SSC-Khaatumo, Laascaanood do not want more dead. That is why they have not chosen to take revenge on Somaliland. Hassan allows himself to be portrayed, where his loved ones stand by his side and watch it happen. If you look at the countryside, there are large fields of land. Waiting for the rain to come, in this drought-stricken country, with great innovative potential. Piracy has stopped in some areas, and this is seen as very positive for the country's reputation. An omniscient atmosphere characterizes the country: everything has been tried within the scale of conflict. This profundity is tremendously fascinating. On an international terrorist list is Al-Shabaab, which operates in Southern Somalia, where the capital is Mogadishu. It's not safe there. In the north, in Puntland's territory, peace is assured. The will of the population is enormous. In Tuulo-Oman, there is a water source that has been added with the help of Danish People's Aid: "It is really good for communication in the village," says Mohamoud, WASH Officer - KAALO - Aid and Development Organization. It creates peace, not conflict. The information project 'Somalia's independence' is supported by Danish People’s Aid – United Danish Appeal For Funds (Danmarks Indsamling) 2024.