It is commendable to pose pertinent enquiries as a form of strategic thinking, and I shall present such enquiries today:

1. Over the next five years, what significant developments are predicted in the Horn of Africa? How will these affect the political, economic, and security scene of the region?

2. How may Somaliland present itself to keep strong and flourish among these changes?

3. Which particular economic policies and methods Somaliland should give top priority to guarantee its survival in a volatile and competitive region?

4. How may Somaliland improve security to keep stability and peace while handling regional issues?

5. When will the forward-looking attitude of Somaliland translate into real advantages for its people and its worldwide profile?

6. Why is security and economic resilience seen as the pillar of Somaliland's approach, and how might these elements be reasonably balanced?

Such questions define the basis for Somaliland's survival since the regional dynamics of Horn of Africa are changing fast and show speed with unpredictability, and ambiguity. Geopolitical changes at a fast speed combined with security and economic issues call for progressive policies. Somaliland has to evaluate carefully where it fits in this unstable surroundings. 

While strong security measures are vital for preserving internal stability and opposing regional threats, economic resilience is necessary for reducing outside shocks and promoting development. Ignoring these issues would expose Somaliland to the changing tides of the region, therefore stressing the need of strategic planning and flexibility.