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Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud, known by his nickname Silanyo, was a Somaliland politician who served as the President of Somaliland from 2010 to 2017. During the 1980s, he served as the Chairman of the Somali National Movement.
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politics · President of Somaliland from 2010 to 2017 · politician · minister · also Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud, Axmed Siilaanyo, Mohamoud
Born 1 June 1938 · Died 15 November 2024 · Q380187
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Died 2024-11-15.
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President Silanyo issued an executive order, and passed by Parliament, making the Somaliland Shilling the legal tender of the country
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Career landmark: President of Somaliland (2010–2017).
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Career landmark: Finance minister of Somaliland (1997–1999).
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Mohamoud had change roles, becoming the Minister of Finance for Somaliland devising and implementing a viable solution to stem out the runaway inflation threatening the economy of Somaliland
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Initiated a reconciliation movement that brought about an end to the internal conflict at Beer – 18 miles southeast of Burao (Togdheer Region), where a formal agreement of cessation of hostilities and an exchange of p
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Career landmark: Member of the House of Representatives of Somaliland (1993–1996).
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Initiated, and then organized, the famous Forum for Peace that generated a cease-fire agreement between the warring parties in the so-called Xarbal Aqnaam War in the port city Berbera and its environs
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The SNM had been pivotal in reconstituting the Republic of Somaliland that on 1 July 1960, united with Somalia
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An accord negotiated in Jabuuti between the Siyad Barre regime of Somalia and Mengistu Haile Mariam of Ethiopia to end the support of the respective rebellions against their regimes had entailed the effective dismemberme
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Career landmark: Chairman of the Somali National Movement (1984–1990).
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The SNM was in its infancy, having been established only two years earlier
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Studied at University of Manchester, master's degree (1965).
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Career landmark: Minister of Planning, investment and Economic development (1965–1973).
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Born 1938-06-01.
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In the Mid Eastern town of Burco, situated in what was then the former British Somaliland protectorate
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