Somali President Urges the Two Chambers of the Parliament to Cooperate for Constitutional Review
12 July - Source: Somaliupdate - 257 Words
President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo has opened the second parliamentary session of the Upper House of the Somali Federal Parliament. In his constitutional address, the president called upon the two houses of parliament to cooperate in the ongoing process of reviewing Somalia's provisional constitution. "The two chambers of the federal parliament must cooperate in the important duty of the process of reviewing our provisional constitution"
President Farmaajo urged members of the Upper House to take the lead in ensuring delivery of services aimed at achieving development goals and plans. "You must ensure in all you do that it should only be in the interest of the nation, and avoid personal, groups or clan interest,” The president in his address also underscored the key objectives that the house must prioritize in this parliamentary session including political dialogues and consultations, as well as defining the sharing of powers and responsibilities between the central government and the federal states. The president further urged both houses of parliament to strengthen their relations and cooperate as stipulated in article 56 of the provisional constitution.
Speaker of the Upper House, Abdi Hashi Abdullahi has noted the agenda of the current session of the House which include a joint meetings of the Members of the Lower and Upper Houses for the Constitution Review and launching consultative forums with the help of Federal Member States. "We also wish the joint Permanent Committees of the two chambers to address critically the status of the Capital City as our people want this issue be resolved." Mr. Abdullahi added.
Somali President Urges the Two Chambers of the Parliament to Cooperate for Constitutional Review
12 July - Source: Somaliupdate - 257 Words President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo has opened the second parliamentary session of the Upper House of the Somali Federal Parliament. In his constitutional address, the president called upon the two house