During his official visit to Mogadishu, the head of the African Union Commission, Mahmoud Ali Youssef, stressed the commitment of the Union to support Somalia in its war against terrorist youth militias, in addition to its support in organizing direct elections that allow every citizen to cast his voice.
The African official, according to what was reported by local media, praised the role of Somalia President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud in the leadership of military operations to eliminate terrorism, and the efforts to motivate the armed forces and push them to the front lines in the battle.
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He stressed the importance of direct elections in Somalia, considering that it is a decisive step towards consolidating democracy, and praised the efforts of the Somali leadership in implementing this national project.
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He renewed the commitment of the African Union to support Somalia in various fields to achieve self -sufficiency and stability, stressing that this support will not stop, as Somalia is going on the right track towards building a strong and stable country, stressing that the support of the African Union will remain fixed without interruption.
