Somali president says political disputes should be resolved inside Somalia
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said the federal government remains open to dialogue with opposition leaders, saying political disputes should be resolved through talks led by Somalis.

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud stated that political disputes should be resolved through dialogue among Somalis rather than international intervention.
What was announced
- The federal government is open to dialogue with opposition leaders to resolve internal political disputes.
- Mohamud emphasized that Somali political decisions must be made by Somalis, despite international support.
- The president has not received a formal request from former President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo for talks but maintains regular communication with former leaders.
Context
The remarks come amid heightened political tensions regarding elections and the relationship between the federal government and opposition groups.
““The international community has worked with us for many years, especially in the areas of technical assistance and support for state reconstruction, but Somali politics are determined by Somalis.””
Why this matters: This statement highlights the Somali government's commitment to resolving its own political issues, which is crucial for national sovereignty and stability.
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Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said the federal government remains open to dialogue with opposition leaders, saying political disputes should be resolved through talks led by Somalis.
In an interview with Dawan TV this week, Mohamud said his government is ready to seek a political solution to the country’s internal differences and that the door remains open for negotiations.
The president said the international community has supported Somalia for many years, particularly through technical assistance and state-building support, but he emphasized that Somali political decisions must be made by Somalis.
“The international community has worked with us for many years, especially in the areas of technical assistance and support for state reconstruction, but Somali politics are determined by Somalis,” Mohamud said.
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