UN Security Council
2018

Abdullahi Mohamed Farmaajo on 8 February 2017, including the swift appointment of a Government, the increased representation of women in Parliament and Government, commitment to economic reforms including those needed to support re-engagement with the International Financial Institutions, formal approval of the drafting of a National Development Plan and the mobilisation of a coordination architecture to support its implementation, agreement on the National Security Architecture, development of a Transition Plan, and the political roadmap, Underscoring the need to maintain momentum towards consolidating Somalia ’s federal system in this regard, welcoming the commitments of the Federal Government of Somalia to one person, one vote elections in 2020/2021, underscoring the importance of making progress on the political roadmap, agreement on revenue collection and resource sharing, the new policing model, the justice and correction model and formalising the status of the Federal Member States as soon as possible, and further welcoming the commitment of the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member States as set out in the 5 November 2017 consultative meeting to