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Open Letter to H.E President Obama Johansberg Tuesday 27 October 2009 SMC Barack Obama is arguably the most spoken political figure since 2004 to date. He is largely admired by many for his ability to see through the soul of a nation and its voices calling for something higher themselves. He won the millions of hearts within the US and elsewhere. It is common cause that he received the Nobel Price recently for giving the world hope. When the Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided that 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for President Barack Obama for his extraordinary efforts to strenghen international diplomacy and co-operation between nations, Mr. Saeed Furaa wrote this open letter to President of the United States of America, H.E Barrack Hussein Obama, he sent the letter directly to Obama and several US media houses, before emailing it to both Somaliland and Somali websites: the letter reads. (Please publish this letter and its introductory paragaph to your readers, many of your readers will enjoy reading the content of the letter). Dear Mr. President, I firstly take this opportunity to extent my congratulatory remarks for your recent and outstanding Nobel Price and also to extent greetings from South Africa and Somalililand respectively. I am well aware of the responsibilities faced by your office and the US. I am further aware of the duties that lie squarely on the shoulders of the US government abroad and in the US. Mr. President I am a Somaliland citizen who currently residing and studying in South Africa. I am writing this letter requesting yourself and the goverment of the United States, to start extending your message of hope to the Somali people and Africa in general. We are prepared as people to heal the divisions which held us back for a long period of time. We appreciate the efforts the US is making in helping us to make changes in Africa. I however draw your attention respectively to the Somali-Somaliland question. It is no doubt that Somaliland has taken serious steps in organizing itself and have thus created and maintained its own system of government that combines both tribal and Western influences. The government of Somaliland consists of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, similar to the United States government; it also includes a council of Somaliland Upper House (Guurti) who are responsible helping to control internal conflicts within Somaliland. Somaliland also has a government constitution, military and police forces, a flag, its own currency, and its own passport, stability, trade, socio-economic system and so forth in an attempt to rebuild from the fossils of decades of wars and misunderstandings. Your message of hope has no only made understand the duties which face Africa and Somaliland, but rather gave me a sense of purpose…to do well for the benefit of majority and not just corporate sector. Mr. President, as a young Somalilander, I would suggest your government to establish a portfolio straight from the white house to look at the horn of Africa attentively as part of its international relations key factors from Africa, especially in Somaliland. This will immensely assist our international participation in politics, commerce and social cohesion. I am trusting the above will be found in order.
Somaliweyn Media Center “SMC”
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