The discussions come at a sensitive time for Mogadishu, where concerns over security and political stability have intensified following fighting in parts of the city. Political elders and community leaders have increasingly called for dialogue to prevent further violence and restore calm.

In the Abdiaziz district of the Banadir region, separate private meetings are still underway, with much of the focus centered on restoring stability after the recent conflict that affected several neighborhoods. Residents in some areas continue to witness the aftermath of the clashes, including damaged property and heightened security measures.

Committees made up of government officials and traditional elders are currently working to find a lasting solution for the forces stationed in the area, some of whom were involved in the recent fighting in parts of Abdiaziz district. The mediation efforts are intended to prevent renewed confrontations and strengthen reconciliation between the sides involved.

The latest political consultations are seen as part of broader attempts to maintain stability in Mogadishu and avoid further escalation, as Somalia continues to navigate complex political and security challenges.

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The unrest began when the government deployed police forces, equipped with military vehicles, to the Warlaliska neighborhood in the district. This area has been part of ongoing land disputes in the capital in recent weeks.

Residents, armed with stones and sticks and opposing both the land seizures and the government forces using live ammunition, clashed in several parts of the district.

Reports indicate that security forces are using armored vehicles to demolish houses built by residents on Warlaliska land, which is designated as public land but is reportedly being sold by private businessmen.

Member of Parliament Faisa Mohamed Jeyte strongly condemned the police’s treatment of peaceful demonstrators.

“The police command must immediately stop violating the rights of the people. Citizens have no obligation to face armed forces while exercising their constitutional rights and defending their dignity and property,” the MP said in a statement posted on social media.

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