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22.
Medium shot of the Chief of Defence Forces of the
Uganda Peoples Defence Forces General Katumba Wamala
and the AMISOM Force Commander, Lt. Gen. Osman Noor
Soubagleh and other AMISOM officials posing for a group
picture.
23.
Wide shot of the Chief of Defence Forces of the
Uganda Peoples Defence Forces General Katumba Wamala
and the AMISOM Force Commander, Lt. Gen. Osman Noor
Soubagleh and other AMISOM officials posing for a group
photo.
STORY: Somali President affirms electoral process a
milestone, at a meeting with Uganda army chief
MOGADISHU, 03 JANUARY 2017 - On a working visit to the horn
of Africa nation Tuesday, Ugandas Chief of Defence Forces Gen.
Edward Katumba Wamala paid a courtesy visit to Somali President
Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and held talks with his counterpart Chief of
the Somali National Army (SNA), Maj. Gen. Mohamed Adan Ahmed.
The meeting took place at the presidential palace situated in the
heart of the capital Mogadishu.
President Hassan Sheikh described the countrys ongoing electoral
process as a major milestone for Somalia, adding that the country
last witnessed elections in 1969.
It is a journey that is going on. In 2020, the plan is to have oneperson one-vote election and the elections will happen in
constituencies and in districts far way, President Mohamud stated.
Gen. Wamala also visited a contingent of African Union troops whom
he saluted for their contribution to the countrys electoral process.
Our highest appreciation of what you have been able to do
especially in managing the electoral process. I think this is a
milestone. Its something which has got to go down in records that
this was achieved, Gen. Katumba told troops during a meeting, at
the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) headquarters today.
The army chief noted that the peace dividends currently being
enjoying in Somalia, were a result of improved security in the
country. He called on international partners to support AMISOM to
further consolidate these achievements.
Many lives have been lost on this land, but this should not go in
vain. It is our way of helping our African brothers gain back their
country, he told the troops.