The National Electoral Consultative Council meeting chaired by caretaker Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble has entered its fourth day and has yielded positive results, according to Roble's office.
The conference is set to close next Thursday, and most of the contentious issues have been agreed upon.
Government spokesman Mohamed Ibrahim Moalimuu told reporters that the conference entered its fourth day today, and said leaders had shown maturity in their desire to reach an agreement on electoral issues.
"The prime minister, who has always been central to the talks, has been working day and night to make the conference a success," he said.
The tent Afisyooni opened last Saturday in the looga plot for disagreeing with, and that most of the parties have reached an agreement, and we still are factors such issue.
According to a government spokesman, preparations for the agreement have been finalized, and the conference will close next Thursday, with leaders announcing the terms of the agreement to guide the country to elections.
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