Prime Minister Meets More Than 100 MPs in Mogadishu

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Shabelle Media Network (Mogadishu) 15 June 2011 Mogadishu — Somali police forces on Wednesday conducted search operations in Mogadishu, capturing at least two suspects. The suspects, who were dressed in government military uniforms, were accused of taking illegally from public buses using some of Mogadishu roads

Shabelle Media Network (Mogadishu)

15 June 2011

Mogadishu — In an attempt to drum up support to stay in office for the next 12 months, the prime minister of Somalia on Wednesday held crucial lengthy meeting with more than 100 Somali MPs in the seaside Mogadishu.

The Prime Minister Mohammed Abdullahi Mohammed said that his government is ready to have full cooperation with Somali parliament and parliamentarians in general.

He said everyone is fallible and no one can correct something before any wrongdoing, saying let bygones be bygones and work together from now on.

The meeting wrapped up with a good atmosphere as Somali members of the parliament welcomed the premier’s hints.

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Prime Minister Meets More Than 100 MPs in Mogadishu