Sources in the office of the Prime Minister of Somalia Mohamed Hussein Roble confirmed to Capital Online that the meeting of the heads of the federal and regional governments that was expected to open tomorrow morning in Mogadishu has been slightly delayed.
The conference has been postponed due to technical issues and is expected to take place on Saturday, May 22nd, according to sources.
The leaders of the country's regional administrations are still out of Mogadishu and most of them are expected to arrive tomorrow, and it is possible that the conference will not take place the next day, Friday, setting for at least Saturday.
Galmudug President Ahmed Qoorqoor is the only president in the capital as he landed at Aden Adde International Airport this evening, where cabinet ministers, members of both houses of parliament and officials from the Prime Minister's Office.
The Somali people have high hopes that the conference will result in an electoral agreement with high hopes that Roble will take the lead and reject Roble's interference.
Also, caretaker Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble expressed optimism about the outcome of a conference scheduled to open in Mogadishu, which seeks to resolve electoral disputes.
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