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Puntland President Said Deni Names His New Cabinet

President Said Deni of Puntland State has announced the formation of his new cabinet, comprising 21 members, excluding deputy ministers . The appointments were made last night, with President Deni reinstating key ministers and introducing new faces to his administration.

Among the notable appointments, President Deni has retained ministers of interior, justice, information, and security, signaling continuity in crucial portfolios. Additionally, three women have been appointed to ministerial positions, reflecting a commitment to gender inclusivity in the government.

The newly appointed ministers bring a diverse range of expertise and experience to their respective roles. Notable appointments include Said Qorsheel as Minister of Health, Mohamed Abdiqadir as Minister of Agriculture, and Hodan Saeed as Minister of Youth. Fuad Ader has been appointed as Minister of Education, while Mohamed Abdiwahab takes on the role of Minister of Justice.

In response to the appointments, there have been reports indicating dissatisfaction among some appointed ministers regarding their assigned positions. However, it remains unclear whether any resignations will occur as a result.

The full list of appointed ministers includes individuals tasked with overseeing key sectors such as finance, commerce, ports, aviation, and information. Notably, Ibrahim Haji Bakin has been appointed as Minister of Security.

President Deni’s cabinet appointments come at a critical juncture for Puntland State, as the administration seeks to address various socio-economic and security issues as well as political inckusibity questions facing the region. The newly formed cabinet is expected to play a pivotal role in driving forward the government’s agenda and delivering on its commitments to the people of Puntland.

Mustaqbal

MM Staff

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