Somaliland Advocates for Immediate De-escalation of Red Sea Tensions

The Government of Somaliland has reiterated its concern over the escalating tensions in the Red Sea and has issued a formal call for urgent de-escalation. In an official press release from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Somaliland has urged all parties embroiled in the crisis to prioritize diplomatic channels, engage in constructive dialogue, and seek a peaceful resolution.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted the precarious nature of the situation, emphasizing that the current volatility poses a threat to maritime security, regional stability, and the livelihoods of millions who rely on the crucial trade routes in the affected area.

According to the official statement, Somaliland advocates for a collaborative approach that places emphasis on collective security, upholds international law, and addresses the underlying causes of the conflict and political instability in the region.

Affirming its commitment, the Horn of Africa state expressed unwavering openness to engaging with partners interested in contributing to its maritime security initiatives. According to the statement, The objective is to ensure that the Red Sea remains a secure and prosperous waterway for the benefit of all stakeholders.