Somalia’s Deputy PM Leads Voter Registration Drive for Upcoming Council Elections. Mogadishu, Somalia — The Deputy Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, H. E.
Salah Ahmed Jama, today received his voter registration card, marking his personal commitment to the upcoming Benadir Regional Council elections. These elections, scheduled for December 25th, represent a significant democratic milestone for Mogadishu residents, who have not had the opportunity to directly elect their local leaders in decades.
In a move aimed at encouraging widespread participation, Deputy Prime Minister Jama commended the National Independent Electoral Commission for the smooth and transparent voter registration process. “.
This is a historic achievement that enables the Somali people, after 56 years, to decide their own future, “he stated.
Jama emphasized the importance of these elections in restoring power to the people and strengthening democracy.
The Deputy Prime Minister, who registered in Hodan District, collected his voter card at the same location, underscoring the ease of the registration process. He also met with members of the Mogadishu community, urging citizens to register, collect their voter cards, and participate actively in the elections.
The Benadir Regional Council elections are anticipated to be a turning point for Mogadishu, offering residents a rare opportunity to directly influence local governance.
The government’s commitment to democratic processes is evident in its efforts to ensure a transparent and inclusive electoral process. Further details regarding the upcoming elections are expected to be released in the coming days.
For now, the government remains focused on promoting voter registration and participation. “
Choosing the representative who speaks on your behalf in politics makes it easier to hold leadership accountable, “Jama concluded.
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Source: sonna.
