HARGEISA (HornPost) – Somaliland Vice President Mohamed Ali Aw Abdi returned home on Thursday following an official foreign trip, receiving a welcome from senior government officials, political leaders and other dignitaries at Egal International Airport in Hargeisa.
The reception brought together representatives from the government, Parliament and political parties. Among those present were Waddani Party Chairman Hirsi Ali Haji Hassan and Second Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Ali Hamud Jibril.
Several Cabinet ministers, directors general and the governors of Marodijeh and Togdher regions also attended the airport reception.
Officials Welcome Vice President
During the reception, officials welcomed the vice president and expressed their appreciation for his leadership. They also highlighted the importance of national unity and cooperation among Somaliland’s political and government institutions.
The gathering provided an opportunity for government and political leaders to welcome the vice president following his official trip abroad.
In his remarks, Mohamed Ali Aw Abdi thanked the officials and members of the public who came to receive him at the airport.
He described their presence as a demonstration of solidarity and a shared commitment to advancing Somaliland’s national interests.
Vice President Calls for Prayers Amid Drought
The vice president also addressed the severe drought affecting communities across Somaliland.
He called on Allah (SWT) to bring relief to the country and its people. In addition, he prayed for rainfall and an end to the difficult conditions facing drought-affected communities.
His remarks highlighted the challenges facing residents in different regions. The drought has made prayers for rain and relief an important concern for communities across the country.
Mohamed Ali Aw Abdi also called for resilience and sustainable recovery as Somaliland continues to face the effects of the drought.
The vice president’s return comes at a time when drought relief and national cooperation remain important issues for Somaliland’s government and population.
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