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Top US official  visits Somaliland

 By Zamzam Ahmed Hassan

The United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Dr.Jendayi Frazer, today rewarded a visit to Somaliland to hold discussions with President Dahir Rayale Kahin and senior members of the Somaliland parliament.

Dr.Frazer's visit comes after the United States played host to a delegation from Somaliland led by President Rayale in January of this year.

Dr.Frazer was given an official reception at the Somaliland presidency in Hargeisa where she held informal talks with the President Rayale, the leaders of Somaliland's three political parties, members of the House of Elder and the House of Representatives, and senior government ministers.

Dr.Frazer's visit comes after the United States played host to a delegation from Somaliland led by President Rayale in January of this year.

Dr.Frazer was given an official reception at the Somaliland presidency in Hargeisa where she held informal talks with the President Rayale, the leaders of Somaliland's three political parties, members of the House of Elder and the House of Representatives, and senior government ministers.

Speaking to the press upon her arrival in Hargeisa, Dr. Frazer stated" I would first all like to congratulate the Republic of Somaliland on its democratic and security developments". Dr. Frazer also indicated her visit to Somaliland will further strengthen the friendship and co-operation between the United States and Somaliland.

Dr.Frazer also stated that the United States will support the upcoming elections in Somaliland.

Remarking on the issue of Somaliland's international recognition, Dr.Frazer stated that the United States is encouraging the African Union to make headway on this issue, and is following the process closely.