Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya Wuxuu Ogolaaday Labo Xubnood oo Ka Mid Noqonaya Guddiga Dastuurka
Xildhibaannada Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa maanta go'aan rasmi ah ku ansixiyay labo xubnood oo loo doortay inay ka mid noqdaan Guddiga Qaranka ee Dastuurka, iyadoo 124 xildhibaan ay codka kaga bixiyeen, 21-na ay ka hor istaageen, halka laba kalena ay ka hor istaageen.
Ansixinta Guddiga Dastuurka
Baarlamaanka Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa maanta go'aan rasmi ah ku ansixiyay labo xubnood oo loo doortay inay ka mid noqdaan Guddiga Qaranka ee Dastuurka, iyadoo 124 xildhibaan ay codka kaga bixiyeen, 21-na ay ka hor istaageen, halka laba kalena ay ka hor istaageen.
Guddigan dastuurka waa mid ka mid ah guddiyada muhiimka ah ee dowladda Soomaaliya, kaas oo mas'uul ka ah inuu taageero dastuurka dalka, isagoo xaqiijinaya inuu si hufan u fuliyo shuruudaha dastuurka iyo inuu ka shaqeeyo horumarinta dastuurka.
Xaaladda Guddiga Dastuurka
Labada xubnood ee la ansixiyay waxay rumeysan yihiin inay ka mid noqdaan guddiga dastuurka, iyagoo ka shaqeyn doona inay taageeraan dastuurka dalka, isagoo xaqiijinaya inuu si hufan u fuliyo shuruudaha dastuurka iyo inuu ka shaqeeyo horumarinta dastuurka.
Guddiga dastuurka waa mid ka mid ah guddiyada muhiimka ah ee dowladda Soomaaliya, kaas oo mas'uul ka ah inuu taageero dastuurka dalka, isagoo xaqiijinaya inuu si hufan u fuliyo shuruudaha dastuurka iyo inuu ka shaqeeyo horumarinta dastuurka.
Xaaladda Guddiga Dastuurka
Labada xubnood ee la ansixiyay waxay rumeysan yihiin inay ka mid noqdaan guddiga dastuurka, iyagoo ka shaqeyn doona inay taageeraan dastuurka dalka, isagoo xaqiijinaya inuu si hufan u fuliyo shuruudaha dastuurka iyo inuu ka shaqeeyo horumarinta dastuurka.
Guddiga dastuurka waa mid ka mid ah guddiyada muhiimka ah ee dowladda Soomaaliya, kaas oo mas'uul ka ah inuu taageero dastuurka dalka, isagoo xaqiijinaya inuu si hufan u fuliyo shuruudaha dastuurka iyo inuu ka shaqeeyo horumarinta dastuurka.
The Federal Parliament of Somalia has approved two nominees to fill vacant seats on the Independent Commission for the Review and Implementation of the Constitution, with 124 members voting in favour, 21 against and two abstaining.
Parliamentary Vote Clears Vacant Commission Seats
Members of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia have approved two nominees to fill vacant positions on the Independent Commission for the Review and Implementation of the Constitution. The vote was conducted in a formal session of the lower house, reflecting the body's ongoing commitment to strengthening constitutional oversight mechanisms across the country.
A total of 124 Members of Parliament voted in favour of the nominees, while 21 voted against and two abstained. The approval fills two vacant positions within the commission tasked with supporting the review and implementation of Somalia's Constitution, marking a significant step forward in the nation's institutional development.
Constitutional Commission Strengthens Institutional Framework
The Independent Commission for the Review and Implementation of the Constitution plays a critical role in guiding Somalia's constitutional processes. By filling these two vacant positions, the parliament ensures continued momentum in the review and implementation of the country's foundational legal document, which remains central to national governance and stability.
This appointment underscores the Federal Parliament's dedication to reinforcing independent oversight bodies. The commission's expanded membership will enable more effective coordination between legislative, executive and judicial branches, supporting Somalia's broader efforts to consolidate democratic institutions and uphold the rule of law.
Somalia's Media Council Joins Continental Network
In a separate development, the Media Council of Somalia has agreed to cooperate with the Press Council of South Africa, following its recent admission to the continental network. Talks in Johannesburg covered media self-regulation, the handling of complaints and professional standards, reflecting growing regional collaboration in press freedom and ethical journalism.
The partnership signals Somalia's increasing engagement with African media governance frameworks. By aligning with established continental bodies, Somali journalists and media organisations gain access to shared resources, training programmes and best practices that support the development of a more professional and accountable media sector.
