While discussing the vision2016, they talked about the alternative policies in case the govt hasn't delivered the vision within its time, therefore, IGAD has supported a secret planB that extends the whole govts term including the parliament to another two years-2018-
Locally and within the SFG, there r no obstacles as the parliaments term will get also extended!
The problem is nick kay and the west
I guess this man will end up as persona non grata and leaves the country
This is why"
1. Reaffirmed its respect for the sovereignty,territorial integrity, political independence, and unity of Somalia
2. Notedwith appreciation the efforts made by the Federal Government of Somalia to resolve the recent political crisis within the framework of the mandated federal institutions, congratulated the new Prime Minister H.E Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmake on his appointment and looked forward to a stable political environment between now and 2016."

Nearly another 4 years! Stays till oct 2018!

1. Reaffirmed its respect for the sovereignty,territorial integrity, political independence, and unity of Somalia
2. Notedwith appreciation the efforts made by the Federal Government of Somalia to resolve the recent political crisis within the framework of the mandated federal institutions, congratulated the new Prime Minister H.E Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmake on his appointment and looked forward to a stable political environment between now and 2016.
3. Welcomed the Federal Government of Somalia’s update on the implementation of Vision 2016; the security situation and the integration of forces, stabilisation and access to recovered areas.
4. Commended the progress made on state formation in the Interim Jubaland Administration and Interim South West Administration and looked forward to the establishment of Regional Assemblies in these two interim federal administrations.
5. Urged the Federal Government to rapidly conclude the remaining Central regions, Middle Shabelle and Hiraan state formation processes.
6. Underlined the importance of establishing inclusive Interim Federal Regional Administrations and Assemblies in line with the Provisional Constitution of the Federal Republic of Somalia.
7. Welcomedthe 15 November 2014 Memorandum of Understanding between the Federal Government of Somalia and the Interim Jubaland Administration and pledged IGAD’s continued support to the on-going state formation process.
8. Reiteratedthe ownership of the Federal Government of Somalia in leading and setting the priorities for its stabilisation and reconstruction in an all-inclusive manner.
9. Condemned the recent Al Shabaab attack against the AMISOM Headquarters in Mogadishu and their continued attacks against the civilian population. The Council of Minsters vowed to fight Al-Shabab to the end till lasting peace is maintained in Somalia.
10. Noted with appreciation the continued courage and commitment of AMISOM and Somalia National Security Forces and the recent successful joint operations – Operations Eagle and Indian
Ocean.
11. Appealed to AMISOM troops and the Somalia Security Forces to expand their operations and immediately recover the remaining areas controlled by Al Shabaab.
12. Recalled the Federal Government of Somalia’s roadmap on the integration of forces presented at the London Security Event in September 2014.
13. Urged the Federal Government of Somalia to rapidly develop a roadmap and engage with federal states and interim administrations to agree the modalities and timelines for the integration of forces and establishment of Regional Police.
14. Noted the Federal Government of Somalia’s commitment to ensuring aninclusive electoral process in 2016.
15. Encouraged the Federal Government of Somalia to expedite the outstanding legal and administrative processes required to deliver an electoral process within the mandated Constitutional timeline.
16. Welcomed the Federal Government of Somalia’s commitment to adopting a Final Constitution
17. Agreed to provide all necessary technical support to the Federal Government of Somalia and other federal institutions including lessons learned from IGAD member states’ own Constitutional development processes.
24. Commend the Government of Djibouti and the opposition for the agreement signed on the 30th of December 2014 on the political dialogue and recognize the return of the opposition MPs to the national assembly of Djibouti.
25. Approved the nomination of Dr. Guleid A. Artan as the director of IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC)
26. IGAD strongly condemns and deplores those seeking to destabilize the security, peace and stability of the country, indeed the state-building of Somalia and the region.
27. Recommend to hold the next IGAD Summit in Mogadishu in 2015.
28. Expresses its appreciation to the Government and the
people of Somalia for hosting this Extra-ordinary Session.
Done at Mogadishu, Somalia on 10 January 2015.