Thirty-Five Years Apart: Why the Somaliland–Somalia Debate Needs a New Conversation
STRATEGIC TAKEAWAY: Thirty-five years after Somaliland restored its sovereignty, the central challenge is no longer explaining why the 1960 union […]
Strategic Geography & Connectivity: Somaliland’s Competitiveness Advantage
Geography is often treated as a background condition in economic analysis. In Somaliland’s case, geography is one of the principal
A Different Investment Story in the HoA
When international discussions turn to Somaliland, they often begin with questions of politics and recognition. Yet for investors, businesses, development
Livestock: The Economic Backbone and Next Industarial opportunity
Livestock remains Somaliland’s largest economic sector and one of its most significant sources of foreign exchange. The sector contributes an
Livestock: The Foundation of the Economy and the Next Industrial Frontier
No sector illustrates Somaliland’s economic story more clearly than livestock. For generations, pastoralism has shaped the social, cultural, and economic
Understanding Somaliland’s economy: Resilience through Enterprise
To understand Somaliland’s economy, one must first understand the role of the private sector. Unlike many developing economies, where the
GSI Expands Immersion Sourcing Network with New Hub in Nairobi
Gateway Strategic Insights is proud to announce the formal expansion of our Immersion Sourcing capabilities with a newly strengthened operational
Strategic Competition and the Future of Red Sea Logistics Webinar
Join Gateway Strategic Insights for an exclusive, high-level scenario workshop led by our maritime security and geopolitical analysts. As strategic
Somaliland’s Investment Potential: Trade, Connectivity, and Opportunity in the Horn of Africa
A Different Investment Story in the Horn of Africa When international conversations turn to Somaliland, they often begin with politics
GSI Publishes the 2026 Regional Conflict Sensitivity Framework Report
Through our Institutional Advisory practice area, GSI has officially launched the 2026 Regional Conflict Sensitivity Framework. Designed specifically for intergovernmental