The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs of Jubaland has conducted a training workshop in Kismayo focused on collaborative conflict resolution, bringing together traditional elders, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and government representatives to strengthen cooperation and promote social cohesion.
The training was officially launched by the Director General of the Ministry, Abdullahi Abdulkadir Aden. The event was attended by traditional elders, representatives of displaced communities, and officials from various government institutions.
The workshop focused on enhancing collaboration among key stakeholders and promoting inclusive approaches to conflict resolution. Participants explored practical mechanisms for fostering dialogue, strengthening access to justice, and supporting peaceful coexistence within communities.
The initiative forms part of ongoing efforts by the Ministry to build stronger partnerships between communities and government institutions, with the aim of advancing sustainable peace, social harmony, and equitable access to justice across Jubaland.
