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Somalia cancels UAE deals after Somaliland spat

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January 18, 2026

SOMALIA cancelled all agreements with the United Arab Emirates this week amid tensions over Israel’s recognition of Somaliland and reports that the Emiratis used Somali territory to help a Yemeni separatist flee his country.

“The Council of Ministers has annulled all agreements concluded with the United Arab Emirates... including bilateral security and defense cooperation agreements,” the Somali government said.

There have been deepening differences between Somalia and the UAE over a number of issues.

The UAE is seen as quietly supporting the move by Israel last month to recognise Somaliland, the first to do so since the self-proclaimed republic declared independence from Somalia in 1991.

The UAE built and operates a large deep-water port and military base at Berbera in Somaliland.

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