AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFederal Tensions: Doolow commissioner Mohamed Hussein Abdi Lafeey said his district would follow the policy of Ethiopian forces stationed there until a capable Somali government takes control nationwide, underscoring strains between local authorities and Mogadishu. Security: Somalia’s intelligence agency says it killed Bashir Ahmed Haji Nunow, a former al-Shabaab Amniyat chief, in a joint operation in Jilib. NISA accused him of involvement in major attacks, including the 2017 Soobe bombing. Public Services: Health Minister Ali Haji Adan told lawmakers that emergency funding will keep nearly 600 at-risk facilities open through December as donor support declines. Regional Diplomacy: After Somalia joined Egypt, Eritrea and Sudan in calling for coastal states to govern Red Sea affairs, Ethiopian state media criticized President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s diplomacy. Governance and Investment: Parliament Speaker Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur urged stronger institutions and public accountability at an international parliamentary gathering, while Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre told an EU-Somalia business forum the country is seeking investment in resources, infrastructure and other sectors.
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