Somali pm attends parliament session today

[Coeus]

Somali premier, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed has attended parliament session which occurred in the capital Mogadishu today on Sunday where he was answering questions, reports said.

As promise was Somali Prime Minister, Mohamed Abdulahi Farmajo was to pay further details about foreign companies in Somalia, in particular Mogadishu, and then he stood in front of parliamentarians paying the comment, reports said.



Mr. Farmajo confirmed that there are number of foreign companies operating in Somalia including SARACEN international, but he said that he nominated a committee of his cabinet ministers investigating what the companies were.



The premier told that his cabinet ministers decided to suspend Saracen while others are working for logistics services and reconstruction saying that some of these had a contract with his government while others had a contract with United Nations.



Ministers of planning, information and transportations also gave mps explanations about the foreign companies and the premier answered the questions asked.



The deputy parliament speaker, A/weli Ibrahim Mudey was chairing the session today and the meeting ended in a good atmosphere, sources said.

[XimanJaale]

The PM did very well today, he explained to the ignorant parliamentarians who signed the deals, he also told them which deals that he won't allow and the companies that are useful. The parliamentarians agreed will vote on next stage. Things are looking bright thanks to Mudane Farmaajo

[quark]

i thought the the parliament was dissolved this morning?

[Coeus]

i thought the the parliament was dissolved this morning?

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