Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Rooble, heads of State for Galmudug, South West, Jubbaland, Puntland, MPs, Senators and members of civil society held meeting that went on until late last night in Mogadishu.
The key discussions in the meetings were the opening of the summit on Parliamentary and presidential elections in Somalia whose constitutional terms ended and there has been controversy surrounding the holding of elections.
Rooble held a welcome and informative meeting with Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni who arrived in Mogadishu late on Friday as he was on a trip abroad.
Deni himself met with some members State government officials and many other MPs and the overall objective of the meetings in the Capital was the basis for holding parliamentary and presidential elections.
The conference is set to open today as was confirmed to Mustaqbal by various sources. The venue has been prepared for the Somali leaders to discuss how to overcome obstacles resulting from such meetings.
The Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Rooble has expressed optimism who has taken over the responsibilities on security docket as well as handling parliamentary and presidential elections after Somalia’s President term ended.
The conclusion of the meeting depends on how they overcome the challenges and conditions born out of the agreement signed by the leaders on 17 September 2020, which was the basis for the Somali elections dialogue.
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