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‎A Leader for the Next Chapter: Why Hersi Ali H. Hassan Stands Ready to Lead Somaliland

Last updated: July 21, 2026 9:51 pm
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In Hersi Ali H. Hassan, Chairman of the ruling WADDANI Party, Somaliland has a statesman whose breadth of experience, commitment to unity, and clear-eyed vision make him the most compelling choice to guide the nation forward.
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By Jama Ayaanle Feyte *

In Hersi Ali H. Hassan, Chairman of the ruling WADDANI Party, Somaliland has a statesman whose breadth of experience, commitment to unity, and clear-eyed vision make him the most compelling choice to guide the nation forward.

As Somaliland prepares for the transition beyond President Irro’s tenure, the nation faces a defining moment. The next leader must not only sustain the gains already made but also steer the country through the complex challenges of economic transformation, security, and the long-sought goal of international recognition. In Hersi Ali H. Hassan, Chairman of the ruling WADDANI Party, Somaliland has a statesman whose breadth of experience, commitment to unity, and clear-eyed vision make him the most compelling choice to guide the nation forward.

‎Depth of Experience, Readiness to Lead

‎Hersi Ali H. Hassan brings to the table something that cannot be manufactured: decades of hands-on governance. Having served as Minister of Livestock and Fisheries—a portfolio at the heart of Somaliland’s economy—he has managed critical national resources and understands firsthand the intersection of policy, people, and practical administration. His work in parliament further refined his legislative acumen, giving him an intimate knowledge of Somaliland’s legal and institutional architecture.

‎This is not a leader who would require a lengthy learning curve. Hersi has already navigated complex political negotiations, managed scarce resources with fiscal discipline, and advocated for Somaliland’s interests on both regional and international stages. He is prepared from day one to confront the security, diplomatic, and economic challenges that lie ahead—without the missteps that often accompany inexperience.

‎A Unifying Voice in a Fragile Political Landscape

‎In a region where division often undermines progress, Hersi has been a consistent advocate for national cohesion. He has repeatedly emphasized that Somaliland’s future depends not on factionalism but on collective purpose. His message is clear: sustainable development and strong governance can only emerge when citizens and leaders alike prioritize the nation over narrow interests.

‎Beyond rhetoric, this philosophy shapes his leadership style. Hersi believes that resilience and progress are built through mutual support—principles that form the bedrock of any thriving society. He has urged all Somalilanders to safeguard their nationhood and actively correct misguided perspectives, a call that resonates across political and social divides. His collaborative approach offers a departure from zero-sum politics, fostering instead an environment where dialogue and shared ambition can flourish.

‎A Clear Vision for Recognition and Prosperity

‎The quest for international recognition remains the most defining aspiration of Somaliland’s journey. Hersi has articulated this ambition with both urgency and clarity. He has announced that the 35-year wait for recognition is now entering a decisive phase, and he is committed to completing the efforts that will secure Somaliland’s seat at the United Nations and elevate its standing among the community of nations.

‎Crucially, this vision is grounded in a coherent governing philosophy. Under his leadership, the WADDANI Party has embraced “Nabad iyo Barwaaqo” (Peace and Prosperity) as its guiding framework—a commitment to sustainable development, strong institutions grounded in justice, and equitable access to essential services. This is not mere rhetoric; it is a blueprint for a Somaliland that is both stable and prosperous, where economic opportunity and the rule of law go hand in hand.

‎The Right Leader at the Right Time

‎As Somaliland contemplates its next chapter, the choice of leadership carries profound implications. Hersi Ali H. Hassan offers a rare combination of tested competence, unifying leadership, and strategic foresight. His proven track record in government, his unwavering commitment to national cohesion, and his ambitious yet practical vision for recognition and prosperity distinguish him as the leader best equipped to build on Somaliland’s achievements and unlock its full potential.

‎In Hersi, Somaliland would have not just a president, but a statesman ready to unite the nation, elevate its standing in the world, and deliver the peace and prosperity that its people have long deserved.

*Jama Ayaanle Feyte is a distinguished journalist, a specialist in Horn of Africa security dynamics, and a political analyst whose work focuses on governance, conflict resolution, and regional integration.

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