By Shire Abdi - Reporter
MOGADISHU (Dawan) — The Somali Non-State Actors (SONSA) organization called for the resumption of political dialogue after talks between the federal government and the Somali Future Council collapsed.
The political consultations, held in Mogadishu from May 13 to May 15, focused on disputes surrounding Somalia’s political process, elections and broader state-building challenges.
In a statement, SONSA urged Somali political leaders to demonstrate responsibility, political maturity and genuine compromise in order to reach a sustainable solution that serves the interests of the Somali people.
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“Somali civil society stresses that genuine dialogue and national unity remain the only path toward safeguarding peace, stability and state-building in Somalia,” the statement said.
The organization said the current political situation requires all sides to prioritize the national interest over political disagreements in order to avoid further instability and tensions.
SONSA also called on the federal government, opposition groups and all political stakeholders to preserve national unity and social cohesion.