UN Security Council
2022

7. Calls on the Somali authorities, with the coordinated support of the international community, to assume progressively greater responsibility for national security, and to develop and implement a strategic plan to generate new security forces, integrate existing forces where appropriate, and train and equip current and newly generated forces, with clear targets and timelines and, in this regard, welcomes the FGS’ intention to generate a further: 4/13 22-04795 S/RES/2628 (2022) (a) 3850 security forces by December 2022; (b) 8525 security forces by September 2023; (c) 10450 security forces by June 2024; 8. Calls on the FGS to work with the FMS on the process for force generation and integration of regional forces, noting the need for enhanced capacity and capabilities, within timelines that are compatible with the Joint Proposal and CONOPs; 9. Calls on the Somali authorities to enhance civilian oversight and accountability of their security apparatus and to continue to adopt and implement appropriate vetting procedures of all defence and security personnel, including human rights vetting; 10. Reaffirms the essential role of the police and justice sector in stabilisation