New conflict arising in the situation of South West

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – The city of Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, is still witnessing meetings aimed at finding a solution for South West, where there are still political situations and military movements between the parties contending for that administration.

A committee that has voluntarily taken on the task of peacebuilding in South West Somalia held a special meeting today with the Speaker of the House of the People of Somalia, Mr. Abdulqadir Mohamed Nur (Jama), which consists of businessmen, scholars, and expatriates.

Initially, Jama listened to the committee's practical suggestions and important perspectives regarding the development of state-building, strengthening community reconciliation, and reinforcing peace and stability.

After that, the speaker praised the efforts and role that various sectors of society are playing in the peacebuilding, unity, and development of South West Somalia, and the meeting was attended by members of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia.

On the other hand, the president of South West, Sheikh Aadan Mohamed Nur (Aadan Madoobe), who is currently in Mogadishu, is also holding sensitive meetings with the leaders of the central government and politicians from those regions, specifically discussing the worsening situation in the Bay region, as many districts have been captured by the forces loyal to Abdicasis Lafta-gareen.

Aadan Madoobe met yesterday with the former leader of South West, Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aadan, with whom he discussed the overall situation in those regions, particularly security issues, politics, peacebuilding, community reconciliation, and the liberation of the districts captured by the forces loyal to Abdicasis Lafta-gareen.

} Sheikh Aadan Madoobe and Sharif Hassan also exchanged views on the importance of strengthening peace, unity, and community cohesion, while reinforcing efforts to ensure political stability and security in the regions of South West.

However, South West Somalia is currently planning to launch an offensive against the forces loyal to Abdicasis Lafta-gareen who have seized the districts of Qansaxdeere, Bardaale, Buurhakaba, and Diinsoor, all of which are part of the Bay region.

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