A Historical Journey of the House of People
The House of People, known as Golaha Shacabka BJFS, was established to represent the voice of the Somali people within the federal system. Since its inception, it has evolved into a cornerstone of democratic governance, playing a crucial role in legislative processes and national decision-making. Over the years, the institution has adapted to changing political landscapes, striving to uphold the principles of democracy and transparency. Its journey reflects the resilience and aspirations of the Somali nation, continuously working towards a more inclusive and effective parliamentary system.
Key Functions of the House of People
Legislative Authority
The House of People holds the power to propose, debate, and enact laws that shape the nation's legal framework, ensuring justice and equality for all citizens.
Budget Approval
Responsible for reviewing and approving the national budget, the House of People ensures that financial resources are allocated efficiently to meet the country's needs.
Oversight of the Executive
Through rigorous oversight, the House of People monitors the actions of the executive branch, promoting transparency and accountability in governance.
Representation of Citizens
Members of the House of People represent the diverse voices of their constituencies, advocating for policies that reflect the public's interests and concerns.
Constitutional Amendments
The House of People plays a crucial role in proposing and approving amendments to the constitution, safeguarding the nation's democratic principles.
International Relations
Engaging with international counterparts, the House of People fosters diplomatic relations and contributes to global peace and cooperation.
The Role of Parliament in Governance
The parliament, particularly the House of People, serves as a cornerstone of the federal system, balancing power and ensuring that governance is conducted in a fair and democratic manner. By representing the will of the people, the House of People acts as a bridge between the government and its citizens, facilitating dialogue and fostering trust. Its legislative functions, oversight capabilities, and budgetary responsibilities are vital for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the federal system. Through its work, the House of People not only shapes the present but also lays the foundation for a prosperous and stable future.
Former Speakers of the House of the people
Aden Abdulle Osman
1st Speaker of the House of the People
Ahmed Sheikh Mohamed Absiye
3rd Speaker of the House of the People
Ismail Ali Abokor
5th Speaker of the House of the People
Hussein Kulmiye Afrah
7th Speaker of the House of the People
Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden
11th Speaker of the Parliament of Somalia
Mohamed Mursal Sheikh Abdurahman
13th Speaker of the House of the People
Jama Abdullahi Qalib
2nd Speaker of the House of the People
Sheikh Mukhtar Mohamed Hussein
4th Speaker of the House of the People
Mohamed Ibrahim Liqliqato
6th Speaker of the House of the People
Abdallah Isaaq Deerow
8th Speaker of the House of the People
Adan Mohamed Nuur
10th Speaker of the House of the People
Mohamed Osman Jawari
12th Speaker of the House of the People
Adan Mohamed Nuur
14th Speaker of the House of the People