Former Somali PM urges federal government to address Hiiraan region concerns

By Deeq A., August 16, 2023 in News - Wararka

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Deeq A.

Posted August 16, 2023

Mogadishu (HOL) - Former Somali Prime Minister and ex-president of the Puntland administration, Abdiweli Mohamed Ali Gas, has urged the federal government to address the concerns of the people in the Hiiraan region.

Source: Hiiraan Online

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