By
PFJ Correspondent in Mogadishu
Somali National flag |
Somalia’s
president Shariif Sheikh Ahmed said on Tuesday, August 07 that all the
selection processes for the National Assembly are almost complete.
He
praised the local elders for doing good job saying that once the members of the
next parliament are selected the country will go into an election.
President
Sharif said the country has moved a step forward to democracy since now
selections for leaders are done properly. He said the coming four years are
very crucial to the country and citizens will work on all sectors.
The
president added that the country is in a good position now. The cultural elders
are selecting members of the next parliament and once they are through, the
country will go to elections with government officials repeatedly emphasizing
that everything is going on as planned.
Somali President:Sheikh Sharrif |
Meanwhile, Somali
Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali has declared his interest in the country’s
top seat ahead of the forthcoming presidential election scheduled before the
end of his month.
According to his
campaign team, a ceremony to popularize his candidacy was held privately in
Mogadishu to map out strategy for his campaign.
He joins a
growing list of presidential aspirants eying for the country’s top seat. This
comes at a time when the country is marking the first anniversary of Al-
Shabaab’s pull out from Mogadishu in 2011.
Somali PM:Abdiweli |
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