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Cuba publicly embraces an American ally in Africa

Pallak Kashyap by Pallak Kashyap
April 5, 2023
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Cuba publicly embraces an American ally in Africa
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The sudden decision of Cuba and Somalia to mend fences has come as a surprise to many. The two nations had a bitter relationship since 1977 when Cuba supported Ethiopia during a war with Somalia, leading to the severing of diplomatic ties. However, the recent thawing of relations between the two countries is a significant development that could have far-reaching implications.

While the US has been cozying up to Somalia lately, it has maintained a hostile attitude towards Cuba for decades. Hence, the reconciliation between Somalia and Cuba is likely to raise eyebrows in Washington. The US has been trying to build stronger relationships with Somalia, which occupies a strategic location in the Horn of Africa. However, this new friendship with Cuba could potentially complicate the US’s relationship with Somalia.

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Cuba and Somalia have a lot in common, including their struggle against imperialism and Western influence. This shared history and ideology could provide a platform for deeper cooperation between the two nations. Somalia could benefit from Cuba’s expertise in healthcare and education, while Cuba could benefit from Somalia’s strategic location in the Horn of Africa.

Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba presents Credentials to the Federal  Republic of Somalia | CUBADIPLOMATICA
Source: Misiones Diplomaticas De Cuba

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The coming weeks and months will be crucial in determining how this newfound friendship will affect the region’s geopolitical landscape. It could potentially open up new avenues for trade and diplomatic relations, leading to increased economic opportunities for both countries.

However, there are also concerns about how this relationship could impact the US’ interests in the region. President Biden’s reaction to this development will be closely watched. With tensions between Cuba and the US running high, any significant change in the region’s geopolitical landscape could have far-reaching consequences.

In conclusion, the reconciliation between Cuba and Somalia is a significant development that could potentially lead to new opportunities for both countries. However, it remains to be seen how this newfound friendship will play out and what it means for the region’s future.

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Tags: AfricaCubaGeopoliticsHassan Sheikh MohamudJoe BidenLatin AmericaMiguel Diaz-CanelSomaliaWashington
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Columnist at TFI Media. A political addict who is trying to explore the never-ending sea of international relations.

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