Edmonton (Hornpost ) The Somaliland community in Canada made an impression on the day of the African People’s Exhibition in Canada, and expressed their commitment to achieve full nationalism and recognition of the world.
On the day of the presentation of the African peoples in Canada, the African people living in the country gathered, and they presented the things that their country is rich in as well as their culture, but the Somaliland community presented the history of Somaliland and its famous resources in Somaliland.
Khadar citizen who was the leader of the Somaliland community rally participating in the African Nations Day exhibition in Canada noted that they presented the culture, flag and sovereignty of Somaliland to the African community.
He said “Here we are all Somaliland Ignorant in Canada, we all have our own flag like this, and at the same time representing our country, we attended a ceremony held every year in the city of Edmonton, and it was the first time for us Somaliland people, representing our country, to present our country to the rest of our country, our flag and our culture.
Khadar added that they presented the issues of Somaliland in this show and at the same time they were widely seen in all the African communities that attended the show
He said “Today is a big day, it is another day that we have taken a step forward, it is another day that many Africans and foreigners have met and we have learned our flag, our country and our maps.
In conclusion, Khadar pointed out that the Somaliland community that attended this exhibition was more than all the communities of other countries, and this shows how the people of Somaliland are the biggest in the matter and to be recognized
He said “In other countries, it seems that there are more people from Somaliland than the people who have gathered, when you think of other countries that have come together, and this shows the people of Somaliland how committed they are to their flag when it is mentioned. to stand up and say that we are a country that exists in”.
Hornpost staff Reporter
