Mohamed Abdi Dhinbil (
Somali: ''Maxamad Cabdi Dhinbiil'',
Arabic
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: ''محمد عبدي دنبيل'') (October 1948–September 2000), also known as Galbeedi, was a
Somaliland
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politician, lecturer, and a humanitarian worker born in
Kalabaydh district,
Somaliland
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. He held ministerial posts at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of National Planning and Coordination, the Ministry of Finance, Sool Deputy Governor,
and the Ministry of Post and Telecommunication.
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1948 births
2000 deaths
Somaliland politicians