Cairo – The Arab League Council is set to hold an emergency meeting at the level of permanent representatives in Cairo tomorrow, Sunday, December 28th, 2025, to address the controversial recognition of Somaliland by Israel.
The meeting, scheduled for tomorrow, was called in response to Israel’s recent announcement recognizing Somaliland as an independent state. This move has sparked significant debate and concern across the Arab world, prompting the urgent convening of the Arab League.
Delegates are expected to discuss the implications of Israel’s decision on regional stability and the territorial integrity of Somalia. The Arab League has historically maintained a strong commitment to the unity and sovereignty of Somalia, and Israel’s recognition of Somaliland is seen by many as a challenge to this long-standing position.
DZWatch will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide updates as they become available. The outcome of tomorrow’s meeting is expected to shape the Arab League’s response to this developing situation and could have far-reaching consequences for relations between the Arab world, Israel, and the Horn of Africa.
Key topics of discussion are anticipated to include potential diplomatic measures, statements of condemnation, and strategies for reinforcing the Arab League’s support for Somalia’s territorial integrity. The meeting underscores the gravity with which the Arab League views Israel’s actions and the determination to address the perceived threat to regional stability.
