The First Vice President of the Jubaland State, Mahmoud Sayid Aden, today held a significant meeting with traditional elders, intellectuals, women leaders, and various segments of the community in Luuq district.
The discussions focused on strengthening security, promoting social cohesion, improving basic public services, and enhancing cooperation between residents and the government to accelerate the district’s development.
Addressing the gathering, the Vice President expressed his appreciation for the community’s ongoing role in maintaining peace and stability in the area. He emphasized the importance of reinforcing collaboration between citizens and government institutions to sustain progress and ensure lasting stability.
Community representatives, including elders, scholars, and women leaders, shared their insights and recommendations regarding the pressing needs of local residents.
They also called on the Jubaland administration to fast-track development projects currently underway in the region to better serve the population.
The meeting forms part of the Vice President’s broader visit to Luuq district, aimed at strengthening government–community relations, while promoting peacebuilding, reconciliation, and local development initiatives.
The visit underscores the Jubaland leadership’s continued commitment to engaging directly with communities to address challenges and drive sustainable progress across the region.
