Somalia’s Deputy PM Leads Ministry of Information Leadership Transition Mogadishu, Somalia – On May 10, 2026, the Federal Government of Somalia marked a significant administrative shift within its Ministry of Information, Culture, and Tourism.
The Deputy Prime Minister, H. E.
Salah Ahmed Jama, presided over the handover ceremony, symbolizing the transfer of leadership from outgoing Minister H.
E. Daud Aweis Ja to the newly appointed Minister, H.
E.
Abdifatah Qasim Mohamud.
The ceremony, a pivotal moment for the ministry, underscored the government’s commitment to transparency and efficiency in public service.
Deputy Prime Minister Jama emphasized the importance of these values in the new minister’s tenure, expressing confidence in Mohamud’s ability to lead the ministry effectively. Officials commented on the matter. “
I urge the new minister to prioritize transparency and efficiency in all his duties. “.
The outgoing Minister, Daud Aweis Ja, reflected on his tenure, highlighting the achievements made under his leadership. “I am confident that the ministry will continue to thrive under the leadership of H. E.
Abdifatah Qasim Mohamud. “
The new Minister, Abdifatah Qasim Mohamud, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve and outlined his vision for the ministry. “We will work tirelessly to enhance the ministry’s role in promoting our culture and advancing our nation’s information sector. “.
The handover ceremony is part of the Federal Government of Somalia’s broader efforts to strengthen various sectors, including information, culture, and tourism.
The Deputy Prime Minister’s oversight of the event suggests a focus on institutional reform and continuity in the government’s approach to governance.
The transition comes at a time when the country is striving to improve its service delivery and public perception.
The new minister’s appointment is seen as a step towards achieving these goals, with expectations high for his leadership in the ministry.
The Deputy Prime Minister’s emphasis on transparency and efficiency is expected to resonate throughout the ministry, influencing the way it operates and interacts with the public.
The handover ceremony, therefore, holds broader implications for the government’s commitment to effective governance and service delivery.
As Somalia continues to navigate the complexities of its political and economic landscape, the Ministry of Information, Culture, and Tourism will play a crucial role in shaping the nation’s future. With a new leader at the helm, the ministry is poised to contribute significantly to the country’s development and cultural preservation.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 4*
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