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Partners · Somaliland

Looking at Somaliland? Start with the people on the ground.

Golis Minerals combines local presence in Somaliland with corporate development in Canada. We are looking for technical, exploration, capital and commercial partners who want a disciplined way into Somaliland. International enquiries can go straight to Hamza Abdi in Canada at hamza@golisminerals.com.

Who we want to work with

Four kinds of Somaliland partner

Geologists & technical experts

Golis has local origination and field capability in Somaliland and is building a disciplined screening process. We are looking for experienced exploration judgment — starting as an adviser.

Junior explorers & JV partners

We aim to originate and locally de-risk Somaliland projects so a partner can fund and run the expensive technical stages, with Golis handling execution on the ground.

Project investors

Capital tied to defined work programmes and milestones on specific Somaliland projects — not open-ended exploration.

Buyers & strategic partners

Your commodity and specification requirements can shape what we source in Somaliland, and later project economics.

Why Somaliland

  • Under-explored geology on the Arabian-Nubian Shield, with reported gold, gemstone and industrial-mineral occurrences
  • A mining code and a Somaliland government seeking responsible investment
  • The Port of Berbera and its upgraded corridor
  • Long-established artisanal mining and a young workforce

What Golis brings

  • Local presence and stakeholder coordination on the ground in Somaliland
  • A growing, documented Somaliland prospect pipeline
  • Field logistics and execution capability for visiting teams
  • A founder in Canada as your point of contact

Current stage

Built for the early stage

Golis Minerals is in its formation and project-generation stage in Somaliland. We are building our initial prospect pipeline and technical network. We do not present regional mineral occurrences as Golis-owned resources, and project-specific claims will only be published when rights and independent technical evidence support them.