
On the third day of Eid al-Adha, the President of Jubaland State, Ahmed Mohamed Islam, paid a morale-boosting visit to Jubaland’s Daraawiishta forces stationed in the Jannaay Abdalle area of Lower Jubba region.
The president’s visit underscored the administration’s continued commitment to frontline security operations and support for troops engaged in maintaining stability across the region.
President Ahmed Mohamed Islam commended the officers and soldiers for their unwavering vigilance and dedication to defending and liberating Jubaland territories.
In his remarks to the troops, the President expressed deep appreciation for their sacrifices and resilience, highlighting their critical role in ensuring the safety of civilians and preserving peace. He emphasized that the sustained efforts of the Daraawiishta forces have been instrumental in creating a more secure and stable environment for the people of Jubaland.
“The bravery and determination you demonstrate every day are the backbone of our security,” President Ahmed stated. “Your commitment allows our people to live in peace and with confidence in a better future.”
Looking ahead, the President revealed that new military operations targeting areas still under the control of extremist groups are expected to commence in the near future. He urged the forces to prepare themselves for these planned offensives, describing them as a vital national duty aimed at fully restoring peace and stability across Jubaland.
He further encouraged the troops to remain steadfast and united in their mission, noting that these upcoming operations are essential not only for Jubaland but for the broader aspirations of the Somali people in achieving lasting security and prosperity.
The visit concluded with renewed calls for unity, determination, and readiness among the armed forces as Jubaland intensifies its efforts to secure its territories and protect its citizens.



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