Mogadishu (LM) Banadir Regional Police Chief Mahdi Omar Mumin announced that the police, in collaboration with regional security forces, successfully facilitated a secure environment for voter registration ahead of the upcoming individual and voter elections.
In a statement to the press, Chief Mumin expressed pride in the efforts made to ensure the safety of citizens participating in the registration process. “The police, in cooperation with the security forces of the Banadir region, made it possible for us to register for the individual and voter elections in a secure manner,” he stated.
The police have implemented comprehensive security measures around registration centers, allowing residents to register without fear of disruption. This proactive approach has contributed to a significant turnout in various districts, particularly in Shangaani, where community members eagerly participated.
Chief Mumin emphasized the importance of maintaining security throughout the electoral process, stating that the police are committed to safeguarding the rights of citizens to exercise their democratic duties. He encouraged all eligible voters to take advantage of the registration period and ensure their voices are heard in the upcoming elections.
As the registration process continues, the Banadir Regional Police remain vigilant, working closely with local security forces to address any potential challenges. The successful collaboration has been praised by community leaders and residents alike, reinforcing public confidence in the electoral process.
The commitment to a secure and transparent registration process is seen as a vital step toward fostering democratic principles in Somalia, and police officials are optimistic about the positive impact this will have on voter participation.
