Mogadishu, Somalia. Due to disagreements within the Federal Election Commission, which has not yet established any rules for participation, member states of the federal government are now accused of obstructing the upcoming parliamentary elections in Somalia.
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After the organization accused the new election rules of violating agreed electoral practices, the anonymous head of state incited differences within the committee. I don’t know why, although initially agreed, the official disagreed.
The current president said: “The regional government put pressure on the committees they set up, which violates the independence of the committees and the transparency of elections.” Mogadishu media chairman.
Some regional leaders urge the appointed FIET to act in “their own interests”. Each FMS is assigned two seats in FIET and the dispute settlement mechanism.
On Tuesday, FIET troops opened fire on what Irro said was “contrary to the organization’s core mission.” The statement also warned the president that if he chooses to do paperwork regardless of his complaint, he will be responsible for any incidents that may occur during the election.
FMS is in the selection of representatives to elect representatives. Unlike previous procedures, the Irro team now only leaves the practice to clan elders and civil society groups. The electoral process and several states since then began to hold elections for the Senate; however, the rules for participation in parliamentary elections have not yet been established.
Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Robl convened a meeting between FMS and CSF in Mogadishu to discuss the reasons for the election.
The meeting is scheduled to start today [Thursday] and will be chaired by Robl. A group of traditional elders sat down and chose to stand for election. After the election of members of Congress, the House of Commons and the Senate elect the President of the country.
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