President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud asserts visa requirement for foreigners in Somalia

The President of the Federal Government of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, has addressed the recent implementation of the E-visa program, which has been a topic of discussion among the public in recent days.

In a speech, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud emphasized that the country is moving towards digitization, with various services being transformed to improve government operations.

“The Somali passport does not allow you to enter another country without a visa; similarly, a foreigner or a person of Somali descent cannot enter our country without a visa,” said the President.

The President’s remarks come on the heels of the E-visa program’s launch on September 1st, which requires foreigners to obtain a visa to enter Somalia. This initiative aims to streamline the entry process and enhance security measures in the country.

Additionally President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud highlighted ongoing efforts to finalize the Constitution, which serves as a foundation for political discussions and addresses the conflicts that arise within the nation. His focus on constitutional reform is said to indicate a commitment to stabilizing the political landscape.

The introduction of the E-visa program and the emphasis on constitutional development is said to reflect the government’s dedication to creating a more secure and organized system for both citizens and visitors.

As Somalia continues to evolve, these changes are seen as a crucial steps toward modernization and improved governance.

Mustaqbal

MM Staff

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