Somalia: The Minister of Information Weekly Press Conference On the Progress of the Government

13 September 2014
press release

Mogadishu, 13 September 2014 - The Minister of Information, Mustafa Duhulow, today addressed the media in Mogadishu, providing an update on the progress of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) over the last week. The Minister discussed various issues including: the importance of Public Engagement, the ongoing Consultation Process in Baidoa, the importance of Public Awareness Campaigns, an update on the Humanitarian Situation, progress in the Education sector, progress in Human Rights, progress on the Stabilization process and the Clean-up Campaign in Banadir.

The Minister of Information began by highlighting the importance of engaging with the public: "On 11th September 2014, H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia took part in a live event where he answered questions from the audience. The event was broadcasted live on SNTV and Radio Mogadishu. The aim of the program was to highlight the progress of the government over the last 2 years on the anniversary of the President's election. The President gave an update on key areas such as security, political outreach to the regions, reconciliation efforts, the implementation of Federalism, the review of the constitution, the reform of the justice system and public finance management initiatives. The President said that much has been achieved despite the huge challenges that exist and the remaining tasks will be accomplished as scheduled. The President promised to take action on the issues raised by public and stated that our collective desire is to provide an environment that is conducive for the public to freely exercise their democratic rights and to elect their future leaders."

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