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Somalia Enters Inclusive, Transparent Electoral Phase, Ministry of Interior Affirms

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The Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs, and Reconciliation announced that Somalia has entered an inclusive and transparent electoral phase based on the rule of law. The statement highlights that elections are a constitutional right, essential for public trust and citizen participation. The process will be direct, free, and fair, grounded in democratic principles and accountability. All relevant institutions will carry out their duties in accordance with the law. The Federal Government reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening statehood, democracy, and a credible electoral system.

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Mogadishu, Somalia – The Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs, and Reconciliation (DFS) has officially announced that Somalia is entering an inclusive and transparent electoral phase, firmly grounded in the country’s legal framework.

In a press release issued under reference number WAGF&D/XW/0159/2026, the Ministry emphasized that elections are a constitutional right for every citizen. The statement underscored that the electoral process plays a crucial role in fostering public confidence, promoting transparency, and ensuring broad community participation in selecting representatives for various state-level institutions.

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The Ministry affirmed that the electoral process will be direct, free, and fair, based on the principles of democracy, accountability, and the protection of citizens’ rights. It further confirmed that all institutions involved in the electoral process will carry out their responsibilities in accordance with Somali law.

In conclusion, the Federal Government of Somalia reiterated its unwavering commitment to strengthening statehood, advancing democracy, and implementing a credible and efficient electoral system.

Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido)
Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido)
Title / Role: English Chief Editor Beat/Coverage: Politics and Sports Joined Dalsan: June 2025 Languages: Somali, English, Swahili Email: Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido) is the English Chief Editor at Dalsan Media Group, where he oversees digital and broadcast news production. He specializes in political reporting and sports journalism across the Horn of Africa. Before joining Dalsan, he founded and served as CEO of Saido TV, a digital media platform. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE: Founder and CEO of Saido TV, a digital media platform. Diploma in Broadcast Journalism, Kenya Coast National Polytechnic.

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