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The Leader of the South West State Returns to the City of Baydhabo
BAYDHABO – The Leader of the South West State, Mr. Sheikh Aadan Mohamed Nur (Madoobe), and a delegation he led, who were on a work trip to the city of Mogadishu, have today returned to the city of Baydhabo, which is the temporary headquarters of the South West State government. The Speaker of Parliament, Ministers, Members of Parliament, the Baay Regional Administration, the Baydhabo District Administration, security agency officials, and various community sectors welcomed the leader's delegation at the Shaati-Gaduud Airport.
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BAYDHABO – The Leader of the South West State, Mr. Sheikh Aadan Mohamed Nur (Madoobe), and a delegation he led, who were on a work trip to the city of Mogadishu, have today returned to the city of Baydhabo, which is the temporary headquarters of the South West State government.
The Speaker of Parliament, Ministers, Members of Parliament, the Baay Regional Administration, the Baydhabo District Administration, security agency officials, and various community sectors welcomed the leader's delegation at the Shaati-Gaduud Airport.
During his stay in Mogadishu, Leader Sheikh Aadan Madoobe held fruitful meetings with the top leaders of the Federal Government of Somalia and international ambassadors based in Somalia.
These meetings focused on strengthening cooperation, accelerating development projects, and how to improve essential services that are a priority for the communities living in the South West State regions.
The leader's work trip was part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the relationship between the South West State government and the Federal Government of Somalia and international partners, to accelerate progress, peace, and community services in the South West regions.
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