BAIDOA, Somalia — Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre arrived in Baidoa on Wednesday, where he was greeted by Southwest State President Abdiaziz Laftagareen and a host of federal and state officials.
The visit marks a significant engagement aimed at addressing critical issues facing the region.
The Prime Minister’s agenda includes discussions on security, political developments, and the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism within Somalia.
His meetings with the leadership of Southwest State and local community leaders are expected to focus on strategies to enhance security operations and foster political stability.
Prime Minister Barre’s presence in Baidoa underscores the federal government’s commitment to working closely with regional administrations to tackle the multifaceted challenges, including the persistent threat from al-Shabab and other terrorist entities.
The discussions are also anticipated to cover the implementation of development projects and the improvement of governance, reflecting the government’s broader initiative to rebuild and stabilize the country.
This visit is part of a series of regional engagements by the Prime Minister to strengthen national unity and cooperation across Somalia’s federal member states.
