Roble asks the international community to help fund the elections

Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble met with representatives of the international community to discuss the progress made in the country's elections and the agreement reached by the heads of the Federal and State Governments in Mogadishu.

Roble appealed to the international community to pay for the elections in the part of the international community that is expected to be held on time.

Roble also called on the international community to work together for a free and fair election in the country.

The meeting agreed that the international community should play its part in providing the necessary financial and technical support to hold elections in the country.

The Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) has elected a new chairman and deputy chairman, and election-related activities are well under way.

The June 29 agreement reached in Mogadishu between Prime Minister Roble and regional administration leaders states that Somalia's presidential election will take place on 10 October 2021.