Ali Omar
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Ali Omar
@AliOmarMP
State Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Member of Somali Federal Parliament, former Chief of Staff of Somali President, former IBMer and lecturer at SIDAM
Mogadishu, Somalia Katılım Nisan 2009
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I deleted @AliOmarMP post due to respect I have personally for him after he denied family member got a position in his ministry
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Somalia does not want to see its territory pulled into external confrontations or used in ways that could further destabilise an already sensitive region aje.news/bbha60 via @AJEnglish
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Somalia Closes a Chapter of Transition by — The Next Step Is Returning Power to the People via one person one vote election dawan.africa/news/opinion-s…
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The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Dr. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, has officially signed the newly amended Constitution of the Federal Republic of Somalia, which was approved by both Houses of the Federal Parliament on March 4, 2026.
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has officially signed Somalia’s new permanent constitution into law.
#Somalia
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In this op-ed, Somalia’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ali Omar Mohamed, says the country’s constitutional transition is nearing completion after parliament approved the constitutional amendments. The next challenge, he argues, is translating this milestone into democratic consolidation through inclusive elections and the principle of one person, one vote. #Somalia
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Opinion: Somalia Closes a Chapter of Transition — The Next Step Is Returning Power to the People dawan.africa/news/opinion-s…
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Somalia’s constitutional review did not begin weeks ago. It has been a multi-year process carried out by mandated institutions and successive parliaments. The recent vote reflects the continuation of that process to move the country beyond an indefinite “provisional” framework.
Mursal M Khaliif 🇸🇴@MPMursalKhaliif
Failure of international community to put a stop to @HassanSMohamud’s illegal, singlehanded, controversial changes to Somalia’s provisional constitution will haunt regional & international security for years to come. @US2SOMALIA @US_SrAdvisorAF @AsstSecStateAF @antonioguterres
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For over a decade Somali leaders across political lines have pledged to complete the Constitution. Advancing that commitment through legitimate parliamentary procedures should not be mischaracterized simply because some disagree with the outcome.
Abdi Aynte@Aynte
Exactly 70 days before the expiry of his tumultuous 4-year-mandate, President @HassanSMohamud suddenly finds the wisdom to amend the Provisional Constitution in the most undemocratic fashion (ramming it through a parliament whose own mandate expires in 45 days and one that lacks the required 2/3 majority). Why? To extend his term by another year and continue the industrial scale looting of public land. Such is the tragedy of #Somalia today.
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Somalia’s Constitution review followed the lawful path. Mandated institutions fulfilled their duty and Parliament voted overwhelmingly. This was not unilateral. Former leaders or potential candidates have no mandate in the process. MPs must participate through Parliament.
Hassan Ali Khaire@HassanAKhaire
The Somali Future Council firmly rejects the so-called amendments to the Provisional Constitution of the Federal Republic of Somalia, which were carried out through a process that clearly violates constitutional procedures, the Parliament’s rules of procedure, and the requirement of a two-thirds (2/3) majority of both Houses of the Federal Parliament.
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Somalia cannot remain in permanent transition. Today the mandated institutions fulfilled their duty and Parliament voted overwhelmingly to approve the constitutional chapters. This was not unilateral action, but institutions doing their job. The next step is empowering the people
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Today marks an important milestone. After years of review, consultation, and debate, Somalia’s constitutional review process reached a decisive point. Mandated institutions have completed their work, Parliament voted overwhelmingly to approve the revised constitutional chapters.
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Doodda Dastuurka: Caawa waxaa marti ku ah Wasiirka Caddaaladda iyo Dastuurka Soomaaliya @HassansheikhAli .
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Debate is the heartbeat of democracy, and opposition voices are vital. However, disagreement shouldn’t mean to keep tho state in perpetual state. A finalized constitution isn't about centralizing power’s its about defining it. We must move from a state of constant draft mode.
Rashid Abdi@RAbdiAnalyst
Somalia's opposition has every right to object to HSM's constitutional changes and even to boycott parliament. That is democracy. The incumbent government has no right to use force, intimidation, coercion to railroad parliament into adopting amendments widely rejected by Somalis. This is dictatorship. It is astonishing serial misconduct and bad behaviour by Villa Somalia is allowed to pass by Somalia's international partners without even a mild statement of rebuke/censure.
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If there are concerns about specific provisions, the solution is engagement through Parliament amendment, refinement, negotiation. The answer is not freezing the entire process and keeping the country in perpetual state indefinitely.
Mursal M Khaliif 🇸🇴@MPMursalKhaliif
State Ministr @AliOmarMP, completing the constitution requires broad consensus & legally binding procedures. Both of which your regime miserably failed to do over the last 4 years. Constitution tailored for one group & election fitted for one individual will take 🇸🇴 backwards.
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Somalia’s progress over the past decade in security, fiscal reform, and international credibility deserves a permanent constitutional foundation. State-building cannot remain stuck in draft mode.
GAROWE ONLINE@GaroweOnline
MOGADISHU — Reliable sources have confirmed that foreign diplomats based in Mogadishu met with the Speaker of the Lower House, Aden Madobe, to convey their deep concerns regarding unilateral decisions to amend the national constitution. The international community expressed that one-sided constitutional changes risk creating a significant political rift and undermining national unity. The Envoys emphasized that the parliamentary leadership must take responsible and unifying actions, urging them to avoid any steps that would further alienate Somali political stakeholders, including members of the 11th Parliament. #Somalia
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