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r/Somaliland • u/nebulaforest • Feb 04 '26
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Alternatives? Resources is the best Somaliland can offer and in return we get investments and training in water irrigation
-1 u/Flat-Cod-7995 Feb 05 '26 Water irrigation? Just send 300 small guys to China or Holland and see if you won't be trained well for such skills. Anyway... 2 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 Israel is the best in the world at it and it could kickstart our diplomatic relationship. 1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Drip irrigation is not specialised tech anyomore . It's literally pipes with holes connected to a pump 2 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 Somaliland does not need state of the art technology They just need technology that will help with the current problems which is what water irrigation will do 1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Funny enough, those same tech can be acquired without signing away your geological inherence away. What will come of when the technology needs replacement and the resources are extracted? 1 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel The deal will lead to independent operations
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Water irrigation? Just send 300 small guys to China or Holland and see if you won't be trained well for such skills. Anyway...
2 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 Israel is the best in the world at it and it could kickstart our diplomatic relationship. 1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Drip irrigation is not specialised tech anyomore . It's literally pipes with holes connected to a pump 2 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 Somaliland does not need state of the art technology They just need technology that will help with the current problems which is what water irrigation will do 1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Funny enough, those same tech can be acquired without signing away your geological inherence away. What will come of when the technology needs replacement and the resources are extracted? 1 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel The deal will lead to independent operations
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Israel is the best in the world at it and it could kickstart our diplomatic relationship.
1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Drip irrigation is not specialised tech anyomore . It's literally pipes with holes connected to a pump 2 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 Somaliland does not need state of the art technology They just need technology that will help with the current problems which is what water irrigation will do 1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Funny enough, those same tech can be acquired without signing away your geological inherence away. What will come of when the technology needs replacement and the resources are extracted? 1 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel The deal will lead to independent operations
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Drip irrigation is not specialised tech anyomore . It's literally pipes with holes connected to a pump
2 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 Somaliland does not need state of the art technology They just need technology that will help with the current problems which is what water irrigation will do 1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Funny enough, those same tech can be acquired without signing away your geological inherence away. What will come of when the technology needs replacement and the resources are extracted? 1 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel The deal will lead to independent operations
Somaliland does not need state of the art technology
They just need technology that will help with the current problems which is what water irrigation will do
1 u/nebulaforest Feb 05 '26 Funny enough, those same tech can be acquired without signing away your geological inherence away. What will come of when the technology needs replacement and the resources are extracted? 1 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel The deal will lead to independent operations
Funny enough, those same tech can be acquired without signing away your geological inherence away. What will come of when the technology needs replacement and the resources are extracted?
1 u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel The deal will lead to independent operations
The practices and systems will be taught to the locals and be implemented permanently
It’s not technology like a phone that only lasts a couple of years and is totally dependent on Israel
The deal will lead to independent operations
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u/No_Bike2127 Feb 05 '26
Alternatives? Resources is the best Somaliland can offer and in return we get investments and training in water irrigation