MOGADISHU, Somalia – Deputy Prime Minister Salah Jama presided over a significant event in which the new Minister of Interior, Ali Yusuf Ali Hoosh, took over the office from his predecessor, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi.
The ceremony marked a pivotal moment in the country’s political landscape, highlighting the government’s commitment to a smooth and transparent transition of power.
During the event, Deputy Prime Minister Jama expressed his gratitude to the outgoing Minister, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, for his exceptional service and dedication during his tenure. Jama commended Fiqi for his leadership and the significant contributions he made to the Ministry of Interior, acknowledging the positive impact of his work on the nation.
Looking forward, Jama emphasized the importance of the Somali government embodying the characteristics of a federal government. He urged the newly appointed Minister of Interior, Ali Yusuf Ali Hoosh, to prioritize implementing an election system that allows the Somali people to elect their leaders.
Jama highlighted that most of the necessary laws for conducting such elections have already been completed, signaling a crucial step towards a more democratic and representative government.
The transition of the Interior Ministry comes at a time when Somalia is navigating a complex political and security environment. The country has been working to strengthen its institutions and improve governance, to foster greater stability and prosperity for its citizens.
The new Minister of Interior, Ali Yusuf Ali Hoosh, has been entrusted with the responsibility of leading the ministry during this critical period and ensuring that it effectively addresses the challenges facing the nation.
In his remarks, Jama underscored the importance of the new Minister of Interior’s role in advancing the government’s agenda and implementing reforms that promote transparency, accountability, and inclusivity.
He expressed confidence in Hoosh’s ability to fulfill his duties and encouraged him to collaborate with other government officials, civil society, and the international community to achieve the shared goals of peace, development, and progress.
As the new Minister of Interior takes office, the eyes of the Somali people and the international community are on him and the government.
The successful transition of power and the commitment to a more democratic future serve as a testament to the resilience and determination of the Somali people to overcome challenges and build a better future for their nation.
