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After months of stalemate, the Prime Minister of Somalia promised to conduct free and fair polls | Business Wire Election News

After months of stalemate, the Prime Minister of Somalia promised to conduct free and fair polls | Business Wire Election News Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble signed an agreement with the regional president to allow indirect voting. Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble (Mohamed Hussein Roble) signed an agreement with the regional president to allow indirect elections and promised to conduct free and fair polls. After months of delays triggered a crisis, the development began on Thursday. The tribal elders originally planned to elect members of Parliament in December, and then members of Parliament will elect a new president on February 8.

Somalia s meeting on elections inches closer to deal

The East African Thursday May 27 2021 Somalia s Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble (far end) chairs the NCF meeting at ‘the big tent’, that is located in the former headquarter of the Somali air force on May 23, 2021. PHOTO | COURTESY | PM INFORMATION OFFICE Advertisement Somalia’s key stakeholders ended their fourth day of talks in the capital Mogadishu with the strongest hint that a political deal will be reached by Thursday. The details emerged on Tuesday following a marathon set of discussions from the weekend, with participants saying they had agreed on various issues that were initially contentious. Mohamed Ibrahim Moalimu, the Spokesman of the Federal Government said the National Consultative Forum (NCF) was likely to issue a communiqué of Thursday, signalling an agreement on the political calendar for the country.

Somalia To Hold Elections Within 60 Days

Somalia To Hold Elections Within 60 Days By Mustafa HAJI ABDINUR 05/27/21 AT 12:39 PM Somalia s government announced on Thursday that delayed elections would be held within 60 days, following months of deadlock over the vote that erupted into violence in the troubled country. President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed and state leaders had been unable to agree on the terms of a vote before his term lapsed in February, triggering an unprecedented constitutional crisis. The political impasse exploded into violence in April when negotiations collapsed and the lower house of parliament extended the president s mandate by two years, sparking gun battles on the streets of Mogadishu.

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