6th Parliament of Puntland

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Parliament of the Puntland
of the 6th Unicameral legislative assembly
5th Parliament of Puntland
Overview
Legislative body Puntland Parliament
Jurisdiction Government of Puntland
Meeting place Parliament Building, Garowe
Term1 January 2024 (2024-01-01) 
Election 31 December 2023
Members66th
Speaker of the House of Representatives of Puntland Abdirizak Ahmed Said

The 6th parliament of Puntland (Somali : Baarlamaankii 6aad ee Puntland) is the current Unicameral legislative assembly of the House of Representatives of Puntland. [1] [2] [3]

Abdirizak Ahmed Said was elected and current speaker 6th Parliament of Puntland. [4] [5]

List of members

  1. Farah Salad Nuh
  2. Abdirisak Omar Ismail
  3. Farah Jama Yusuf
  4. Mohamed Baari Shire
  5. Ahmed Bille Said
  6. Ahmed Haji Mohamud Ahmed
  7. Mohamed Mohamud Abdi (Shendi)
  8. Mohamoud Ali Mohamoud
  9. Mohamoud Dhakul Hirsi
  10. Hassan Abdalle Hassan
  11. Abuubakar Mohamed Omar
  12. Abdikhaliq Mohamed Mohamoud
  13. Bashir Mire Ahmed Adam
  14. Mustafe Bille Mohamoud
  15. Mohamoud Shire Osman
  16. Ahmed Said Yusuf
  17. Nasib Musse Ali
  18. Abdulkadir Hassan Said
  19. Mohamed Salad Abdi
  20. Mohamed Mohamoud Omar
  21. Mohamed Said Ali
  22. Farah Mohamed Abdi Hashi
  23. Mohamed Mursal Mohamed
  24. Ismail Suleyman Gelle
  25. Mohamoud Adamweli Mohamed
  26. Faisal Mohamed Dalmar
  27. Qalib Hassan Mohamoud
  28. Hassan Yusuf Majabe
  29. Mukhtar Omar Al
  30. Jafar Mohamed Gedaweyne
  31. Khadar Farah Mohamed
  32. Abdirahman Haji Ahmed Adam
  33. Mowlid Abokar Aafi
  34. Abdirisak Sharif Ahmed
  35. Hassan Dualle Ali
  36. Mohamoud Abdirahman Mohamoud
  37. Abdirashid Yusuf Jibril Awl
  38. Abdiaziz Ahmed Salah
  39. Mohamed Farah Mohamed
  40. Abdikadir Salah Ali Guled
  41. Mursal Mohamoud Abdi Ali
  42. Ahmed Abdirahman Jama (Kuluc)
  43. Ali Ahmed Mohamoud Samatar
  44. Abdirisak Ahmed Said Farah
  45. Mohamed Awil Ali Dalaf
  46. Mohamoud Ahmed Hassan
  47. Jama Mohamed Farah
  48. Mohamed Ali Subeyr
  49. Abdimahad Ali Liban
  50. Abdirisak Jama Adam
  51. Yusuf Ali Said
  52. Abdirashid Ahmed Mohamed
  53. Mukhtar Abdirahman Ahmed
  54. Ibrahim Aseyr Gurase
  55. Abdulgani Farah Dhashane
  56. Yasin Jama Omar
  57. Hussein Ahmed Nur Mohamed
  58. Liban Bedel Sheikh Mohamud
  59. Mohamed Mohamoud Isse
  60. Osman Yusuf Haraare
  61. Hared Hassan Ali
  62. Muna Ahmed Abdalla (Muna Diyaano)
  63. Abdiwali Yusuf Warsame
  64. Ahmed Jamal Hangulle
  65. Abdirahman Sheikh Hassan Gablah
  66. Abdikafi Abdi Abshir

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