Report: The opposition and military leaders agree on 4 points

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – Further details are emerging about a sensitive meeting that took place last night in Mogadishu between the security agency leaders of the government and opposition members, where the latest situation in the country was discussed.

The meeting, which was held at the residence of the former Prime Minister of the country, Mohamed Hussein Roble, was attended by the Director of the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), Mahad Mohamed Salad, the Commander of the Somali Police Force, Major General Asad Abdullahi Osman, the Commander of the Somali National Army, Major General Ibrahim Mohamed; and the Chairman of the Military Court, Hassan Ali Nur (Shuute).

From the Future Council, the meeting was attended by the former President of Somalia, Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, the former Prime Minister, Hassan Ali Khaire; the former Prime Minister, Mohamed Hussein Roble, MP Abdirahman Abdishakur Warsame, MP Abdullahi Carab, and Mohamed Aadan Jimcaale known as (Koofi).

As reported by Caasimada Online, the meeting reached an understanding and preliminary results regarding the issues discussed by both sides concerning the security of the country.

During the meeting, both sides agreed on four important points, which are as follows;-

Avoiding politicization of security: Both sides should avoid politicizing national security issues.

Counter-terrorism: To jointly combat terrorist groups Al-Shabaab and Daesh, and to confront them collectively.

Agreement-based elections: To hold elections in the country based on agreement and political consensus.

Building trust: To strengthen trust and cooperation between the two sides.

However, Somalia is currently in a sensitive phase, with disputes still ongoing regarding the electoral issues between the government and the opposition in the country.