What came out of the meeting between Aadan Madoobe and Shariif Xasan? + Photos

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – The President of South West Somalia, Mr. Sheikh Aadan Maxamed Nuur (Aadan Madoobe) who is still conducting activities in the city of Mogadishu today held a special meeting with the former President of South West Mr. Shariif Xasan Sheekh Aadan where they discussed the recent situations.

The meeting was attended by the First Deputy Speaker of the South West Parliament, Mr. Aadan Xasan Maxamed (Usaama), Member of Parliament Mukhtaar Maxamed Guuleed who is part of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia, and the Director General of the Presidency of the South West Administration Mr. Cabdinaasir Yuusuf Maxamed.

During the meeting, particular attention was given to the overall situation in the South West regions, especially issues of security, politics, peacebuilding, community reconciliation, and the liberation of districts occupied by the forces loyal to Cabdicasiis Lafta-gareen.

Sheikh Aadan Madoobe and Shariif Xasan exchanged views on the importance of strengthening peace, unity, and community solidarity, while reinforcing efforts to ensure political stability and security in the South West regions.

Additionally, the meeting highlighted the importance of further strengthening political consultation and cooperation, and unifying efforts to promote governance, reconciliation, and peaceful coexistence within the community.

Aadan Madoobe has been holding meetings in the capital for the past two days, and they previously met with the Speaker of the House of the People, Cabdulqaadir Maxamed (Jaamac) where they also discussed the worsening situation in South West, after new districts were occupied by Lafta-gareen's forces.

} South West Somalia is currently planning to launch a major offensive against the forces loyal to Abdikasiis Lafta-gareen who have seized the districts of Qansaxdeere, Bardaale, Buurhakaba, and Diinsoor, all located in the Bay region.

These actions come amid a time when the political conflict and clashes between the forces loyal to Abdikasiis Lafta-gareen and those supporting the current administration in Baydhaba, which is receiving backing from the Federal Government, are intensifying.