Mustafe Cagjar re-elected as President of the Regional State

Addis Ababa (Caasimada Online) – Mustafe Muxamed Cagjar has been re-elected as the President of the Somali Regional State, receiving a new term of five years.

The President was elected by a majority vote from the Regional Parliament, which gives Cagjar another opportunity to lead the administration, since the change that occurred in the region in 2018, when the administration of Cabdi Maxamuud Cumar was removed.

Mustafe Cagjar has been widely rumored to be stepping down, but his return is attributed to the renewed conflicts that have emerged within the country of Ethiopia.

Additionally, Ibraahim Cusmaan has become the new Deputy President of the administration, while Mubashir Dubbad Raage has been elected as the Speaker of the Regional Parliament.

Mubashir Dubbad is among the most prominent politicians in the Somali region, and he is a member of parliament from the city of Qabribayax, having previously held the Ministries of Finance and Internal Security.

The Somali Regional State has experienced political and security changes in recent times, which have affected the administration and leadership of the region.

Cagjar's re-election for this new term comes at a time when Ethiopia is facing security situations and turmoil arising from conflicts and wars occurring in the country.