2020 in Somaliland
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Events of 2020 in Somaliland.
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Events
January
- January 2
- Minister of Endowment and Religious Affairs announced the nation-level committee of Anti-FGM.[1]
- January 5
- Culvert facilities that worth US$ 983,000 for construction of Burao -Erigavo Road arrive at Berbera Port.[2]
- January 30
- European Union and Ministry of Planning sign €7.5 Million deal for Berbera Urban Development Project.[3]
February
- February 2
- A commemoration ceremony of the 26th Anniversary of Somaliland Armed Forces held in national army command complex of Hargeisa.[4]
- February 8
- Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and Minister of Commerce has traveled and welcomed in Netherlands.[5]
- February 18
- President of Somaliland addressed the annual nation state at joint session of Parliament of Somaliland in Hargeisa.[6]
March
- March 2
- Chairman of Sool Regional Court killed in an explosion attached to his car in Las Anod.[7]
- March 10
- Two children died after a house fire at Mohamoud Haibe district in Hargeisa.[8]
- Yasin Haji Mohamoud foreign minister of Somaliland visited Uganda to boost bilateral relations.[9]
- March 14
- House of Representatives is introduced for Sex and Rape Act to debate and discuss.[10]
- House of Elders is introduced for House of Representatives Elections Act to debate and discuss.[10]
- March 17
- COVID-19 in Somaliland – President Bihi announces on closing schools across the country and banning all public gatherings, including sports events and festivals for 4 Weeks, effective midnight (EAT) on March 19. He also mentioned the suspend of flights from eight countries including China, Somalia, Kenya, Italy, Iran, France, South Korea and Spain.[11]
- March 25
- COVID-19 in Somaliland – Somaliland's Committee of Preparation and Prevention of the Coronavirus announced that land borders with Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia are closed for 3 weeks, and the only things that can cross the borders is necessary goods including Food, Fuel and Medicines.[12]
- March 31
- COVID-19 in Somaliland – The first two cases of coronavirus in Somaliland are confirmed.[13]
April
- April 1
- COVID-19 in Somaliland – Muse Bihi orders the state Attorney General starting from Wednesday to release 574 inmates through Somaliland territories in a presidential decree due to coronavirus fears.[14]
November
December
- December 15
- Somalia cuts diplomatic ties with Kenya after president Muse Bihi Abdi visits the country.[16]
