Somalia: Talks Between Somali Federal Government and Jubaland End in Deadlock

Author: Shabelle Media NetworkPublished on: October 6, 2025Country: Somalia

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High-stakes talks between Somalia's Federal Government and Jubaland ended without a breakthrough, with both sides entrenched in their positions. The federal government rejects the outcome of Jubaland's November 2024 election, while Jubaland demands full recognition of the election results, claiming they are legitimate and constitutional.

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