
The third round of election talks between President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and opposition leaders in Mogadishu ended without agreement on Sunday.
The meeting focused on constitutional changes and upcoming elections, with opposition members demanding a reversal of recent amendments to Chapter Four of the constitution.
Opposition leaders called for serious compromise to resolve the political deadlock and advance the national dialogue process.
No consensus was reached, and another round of talks is scheduled for next Wednesday to continue addressing the disputes.
Somalia remains in a fragile political situation, with rising tensions among federal states and increased Al-Shabaab activity in the Shabelle regions worsening national security.