The First Deputy Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Salah Ahmed Jama, has once again strongly stated that the country may have an election of people and votes.
Salah Ahmed Jama noted that there is no obstacle that can cause the election of people and votes to go back to free elections.
The first deputy prime minister of the country also said that the majority of people in the country are young people between the ages of 18 and 30, who he pointed out are mostly educated people who can adapt to the developed world.
“The Somali nation is about 16 million citizens and several million foreigners, 75% of them are young people between 18 and 30 years old. It seems that they have good hope of taking over the country. “How can they accept that there is no public election in this country and the Sultan and the traditional elders choose the leadership of the country when in the area we live in, indirect elections have been passed,” said Raysal. Salah Ahmed Jama, the first deputy minister of the country.
He also said that the Deputy Prime Minister of the country that the Federal Government of Somalia is working to ensure that there will be an election of people and votes in this country, and that the power will be returned to the Somali people to elect a leader they are satisfied with.
The statement made by Salah Ahmed Jama comes from the fact that yesterday the Independent Election Commission of the country announced that the registration of organizations in the country has started.
