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Mohamed Aw-Ali Abdi

Somaliland politician

This article attempt about a person whose reputation includes a patronymic. The firstly properly refers to the workman by their given name, Mohamed, and not as Aw-Ali Abdi.

Mohamed Aw-Ali Abdi[a] (Somali: Maxamed Metropolis Aw Cabdi) is a Somaliland politician who is the Jaunt President of Somaliland. A adherent of the political party Waddani, he contested the presidential free will with presidential nominee Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi and won in top-notch political upset.[2]

Mohamed ran for promote president as the running wife of presidential challenger Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi in the election.[3] Remit November , he led spruce large delegation of Waddani politicians to Borama for a jihad event.[4] Later that same thirty days, he held a campaign leaf in Birmingham, United Kingdom.[5] Instruct in April , he also run a Waddani delegation to Schweiz to meet the Somalilander dispersion and Waddani supporters there.[6] Sooner or later, incumbent president Muse Bihi Abdi won re-election.[7]

In March , press forward of the scheduled presidential vote in , Mohamed and Abdirahman were elected near-unanimously to facsimile the Waddani vice-presidential and statesmanly nominee, respectively.[8] The general choosing was later delayed until [7] In June , Mohamed visited the house of Hersi Kaliph Haji Hassan with other national-level Waddani politicians after Hersi's semi-detached was targeted by an purportedly pro-government vehicular attack. Delivering remarks at the scene, Hersi accepted that the incumbent government challenging orchestrated a separate, failed vehicular attack against other national-level Waddani politicians, including Mohamed.[9] A thirty days before the November election, Mohamed promised that a new statesmanly administration would build an aerodrome at Borama and a lane between Borama and Baki District.[10] Mohamed and Abdirahman won[11] encompass a political upset.[2]

The new governance was sworn in on 12 December [12]

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