Original sentence: Abdullahi Issa Mohamud (, ) (1922-1988) was the first Prime Minister of Somalia.Abdullahi was called in the same year to form Somalia's first Government, thus becoming the first Prime Minister.After election as an SYL deputy in the political elections of 1956.He went to Paris and New York as an SYL delegate to proclaim the right of the Somali people to independence.In the general election of March 1964 he was returned to the National assembly as an SYL deputy for Beledweyne.In the government formed after Somalia's Independence in July 1960, he was appointed Foreign Minister.In this capacity he took part in many international conventions, in particular the United Nations General Assembly and the African conferences of Lagos, Addis Abeba, Dakar and Other.The Second World War broke out while he was still a student
Edited sentence: 1922-1988) was the first Prime Minister of Somalia from February 29, 1956 to  July 1, 1960.A career politician, Mohamud passed away in 1988 at the age of 66.Abdullahi Issa Mohamud (, ) (b.After being appointed to office as an SYL deputy in the political elections of 1956, Mohamud was called in the same year to form Somalia's first government, thus becoming the nation's first Prime Minister.In the general election of March 1964, he was returned to the National assembly as an SYL deputy for Beledweyne.In the government formed after Somalia's independence in July 1960, Mohamud  was later appointed Foreign Minister.In this capacity, he took part in many international conventions, in particular the United Nations General Assembly and the conferences in Addis Abeba, among other cities.Mohamud was born in Somalia in 1922 to a Habar Gidir Hawiye family.Mohamud went to Paris and New York as an SYL delegate to proclaim the right of the Somali people to independence.When the Second World War broke out, he was still a student