The Office of the Prime Minister of Somalia has officially announced the postponement of the National Consultative Council (NCC) meeting, initially scheduled to commence tomorrow in Mogadishu. The meeting is now rescheduled for Monday, May 5, 2025, following consultations among national leaders.
The NCC summit is a critical platform where federal and regional leaders convene to deliberate on pivotal national issues, including constitutional reforms, security strategies, and the roadmap for upcoming elections. The delay is attributed to ongoing discussions among the country’s leadership to ensure comprehensive participation and consensus on the agenda items.
This postponement comes amid heightened political tensions, notably with Puntland’s previous withdrawal from federal engagements due to disagreements over constitutional amendments. The federal government emphasizes its commitment to fostering inclusive dialogue and achieving unified decisions that reflect the collective interests of all Somali regions.
RNN Somali TV will continue to provide updates on the developments leading up to the rescheduled NCC meeting and the outcomes thereof.
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