President Mohamud Hosts Iftar in Adale to Rally National Unity Against Al-Shabaab

GOOBJOOG NEWS | ADALE: Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on Thursday hosted an Iftar dinner in Adale town, bringing together local leaders, politicians, members of the Macawisley (local forces), Hirshabelle State officials, and prominent scholars in a strategic move to strengthen national unity against Al-Shabaab.

The gathering was more than a religious observance, it was a critical moment for dialogue on the ongoing fight against terrorism and efforts to stabilize the country.

Engaging directly with attendees, President Mohamud reaffirmed his commitment to uniting the Somali people in the struggle to liberate the nation from extremist threats.

“The Hirshabelle community has shown extraordinary courage by putting their lives on the line to resist the terrorists who seek to destroy our people and our nation,” the president declared, praising their resilience and sacrifices in the face of continued threats from Al-Shabaab.

The president emphasized that the fight against terrorism requires a collective national effort, calling on communities, leaders, and security forces to work together to secure lasting peace and stability.

The Iftar dinner served as a platform to reinforce ties between the federal government, local authorities, and grassroots forces, ensuring a unified front against extremism.

President Mohamud reiterated his administration’s unwavering support for regional efforts in combating Al-Shabaab, vowing to provide the necessary resources to strengthen security and rebuild the nation.

He urged Somalis to remain steadfast in their support for the national cause, underscoring that victory over terrorism is only possible through national solidarity.

As the government intensifies military operations against Al-Shabaab, the president’s engagement with communities through initiatives like the Iftar dinner highlights his broader strategy of rallying nationwide support for peace and security.