SONSA Civil Society Leader Vows to Bridge Gap Between Communities and Parliament for Constitutional Referendum

SONSA Civil Society Leader Vows to Bridge Gap Between Communities and Parliament for Constitutional Referendum

Mogadishu (LM) The leader of Somali Non-State Actors-SONSA Mr.Osman Mohudiyin Shatah

Recognizing the significance of community input in shaping the nation’s constitutional future, civil society leaders held a press conference at Parliament comound to announce their initiative. They emphasized the importance of bridging the gap between parliament and communities to foster a sense of ownership and inclusivity in the constitutional decision-making process.

During the Media briefing, SONSA leader outlined their plans to organize community forums, public discussions, and awareness campaigns to facilitate constructive dialogue and provide accurate information regarding the proposed constitution. By doing so, they aim to empower citizens with the knowledge and understanding needed to make informed choices when casting their votes.

The leaders stressed the need to ensure that all voices are heard, especially those from marginalized or historically underrepresented communities. They pledged to reach out to diverse groups, including youth, women, ethnic minorities, and rural populations, to ensure their perspectives are taken into account and their voting rights protected.

Collaboration with parliamentarians and government officials was also highlighted as a crucial aspect of their strategy. Civil society leaders expressed their intent to work closely with elected representatives to bridge the gap between the legislative body and the communities they serve. By fostering a mutually beneficial relationship, they aim to create an environment conducive to open communication and effective representation.

The announcement received positive responses from various stakeholders, including community leaders, activists, and members of parliament. Many expressed their support for the initiative, recognizing the importance of community engagement in the constitutional referendum process.

The civil society platform, SONSA leader concluded his speech by reiterating their commitment to building a bridge between communities and parliament. They emphasized that their efforts are driven by a shared vision of an inclusive and participatory democracy, where every citizen’s voice matters.

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