The Transitional Federal Government of Somalia ( Somal. Dowladda federaalka kumeelgaarka ) is the internationally recognized government of the Somali Republic . It existed until August 20, 2012, as one of the transitional authorities described in the Transitional Federal Charter of Somalia, adopted in November 2004 in the Kenyan capital , Nairobi, by the Transitional Federal Parliament of Somalia . The transitional government enjoyed the support of the United Nations , African Union and the United States . In fact, it controlled only the capital - Mogadishu . Typically, in journalism, the Federal Transitional Government refers to the entire set of transitional government bodies created in 2004.
| Historical state | |||||
| Somalia Transitional Federal Government | |||||
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| Dowladda Federaalka Kumeelgaarka | |||||
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April 6, 2004 - August 20, 2012 | |||||
| Capital | Mogadishu | ||||
| Languages) | Somali, Arabic | ||||
The Transitional Federal Government of Somalia was an executive body led by the country's president, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed . The president was elected by parliament. In turn, the president appointed the prime minister, who was the liaison between the president and cabinet ministers. The official website of the government lists 39 of its ministries [1] .
Somalia Prime Minister List
- Omar Abdirashid Ali Shermark - from February 13, 2009 to September 21, 2010
- Abdivahid Elmi Gongja - from September 21 to October 14, 2010 [2] .
- Muhammad Abdullah Muhammad - since October 14, 2010 [3] . He resigned on June 19, 2011 [4] .
- Abdiveli Mohammed Ali - from June 23, 2011 [5] to August 20, 2012 .
Notes
- β Ministry of Somalia (English) (link not available) Archived copy of August 23, 2010 on the Wayback Machine Website of the Transitional Federal Government.
- β Situation in Somalia: September 2010 Institute of the Middle East.
- β New Somali Prime Minister Appointed
- β Somalia's Prime Minister resigned due to political compromise | In the world | RIA Novosti news feed
- β Abdiveli Muhammad Ali Appointed New Somali Prime Minister | Economic News | RBC-Ukraine