UN Security Council
2022

requirements, and specific requests for resources and equipment; 47. Urges Member States to consider providing bilateral funding to support national and state-level institutions develop an integrated Somali security sector, including capacity building for the maritime police force in line with resolution 2246 (2015); 48. Underlines the need for Somalia and its partners to take a coordinated approach towards supporting Somali-led political and security reforms, to ensure consistency, maximise impact and enable sustained, progressive transition of security responsibility to Somalia and therefore: (a) Urges the FGS to lead strategic coordination through regular high-level meetings of the Somali Transition Plan Strategic Steering Committee, the Security and Justice Committee and the Somalia Development and Reconstruction Facility Committee; (b) Urges the FGS to agree all joint or coordinated operations, a nd strategic and operational decisions, including Somali security force generation with FMS, in coordination with ATMIS and the United Nations and other international partners where relevant; (c) Requests the United Nations, in coordination with the FGS, African Union and European Union, to establish a technical partnership coordination function to