MPs Demand Urgent Holding of Parliament Sessions

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Shabelle Media Network (Mogadishu)

22 June 2011

Mogadishu — Some of Somali lawmakers have demanded urgent holding of parliament sessions.

After key lengthy meeting held in war-decimated Mogadishu city, the lawmakers said there are a number of agendas which are to be discussed by the parliament.

The Somali legislators also said the so-called Kampala Accord needs to go before the parliament for approval and refusal.

Ibrahim Habeb Nur, a Somali MP, told reporters in Mogadishu city that the leader of Somali parliament is needed to open ordinary assemblies of the parliament within five days.

Mr. Nur threatened that they will meet before parliament’s entry if their leadership doesn’t meet their demands.

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MPs Demand Urgent Holding of Parliament Sessions