Mogadishu, Somalia — Federal Parliament Speaker Engages with UN Envoy. Mogadishu, Somalia — The Speaker of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia, Sheikh Aden Mohamed Nur (Madoobe), convened with the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Somalia, James Swan, on Monday at his office in Mogadishu.
The meeting focused on the activities of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia and the ongoing support provided to the Federal Government of Somalia.
According to local reports, Mr. Swan briefed the Speaker on the various initiatives of the UN mission, including state-building and governance processes. Speaker Madoobe expressed gratitude for the continued support to Somalia, especially towards government institutions.
He also highlighted the Federal Parliament’s priorities, notably the review and completion of the provisional constitution. Sheikh Madoobe emphasized the significant progress made in the constitutional review process, noting that both chambers of Parliament are actively involved.
The Speaker and the UN envoy agreed on the importance of sustaining and strengthening the collaboration between the Federal Parliament and the UN Office in Somalia.
The meeting comes as Somalia continues to face challenges in its governance and state — building efforts.
The Federal Parliament’s focus on the constitution is seen as a critical step towards establishing a stable and democratic society.
The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to enhance cooperation between the Somali Parliament and the UN.
Further details on the outcomes of the discussion were not immediately available. Speaker Madoobe and UN Special Representative Swan’s engagement underscores the importance of international support in Somalia’s ongoing development journey.
As the country seeks to strengthen its institutions and governance structures, such interactions are crucial for fostering stability and progress.
Further details are expected as the relationship between the Federal Parliament and the United Nations continues to evolve.
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Source: sonna.
