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A group of Members of Parliament from the northeastern region gathered at the Serena Hotel in Mombasa for a crucial consultative meeting aimed at tackling the pressing issues facing their constituents.

The meeting attended by elected and Nominated MPs from.North eastern was led by Abdisirat Khalif Ali, a nominated MP in the National assembly marked a significant step towards collaborative problem-solving in the region.

The discussions centered around the myriad challenges confronting northeastern communities, including access to education, healthcare, and infrastructure development.

The MPs expressed a strong commitment to working together to create effective solutions that would enhance well-being and promote sustainable development in their region.

“Our communities have faced numerous challenges for far too long,” said Abdisirat Khalif Ali.

“It is time we unite our efforts to advocate for the rights and needs of our people. This meeting is just the beginning of a concerted effort to drive real change in Northeastern Kenya.” he added

The parliamentarians underscored the importance of collaboration among various stakeholders to address these issues comprehensively.

“We must engage with local leaders, NGOs, and the government to ensure that our development initiatives are impactful,” added

Mohamed Adow,the MP of Wajir South saiid working together can we create a sustainable future for our communities

The MPs also discussed the need for increased government investment in the region, recognizing that without adequate resources, their efforts could be hampered.

“Our people deserve better,” emphasized Khalif.

“We will push for policies that prioritize the needs of Northeastern Kenya.” he added

As the meeting concluded, the parliamentarians committed to drafting a comprehensive action plan that outlines specific initiatives and timelines for addressing the challenges faced by their constituents.

They pledged to meet regularly to assess progress and adapt their strategies as necessary.

The collaborative spirit demonstrated at this meeting has raised hopes among residents of Northeastern Kenya, who are eager for tangible improvements in their quality of life.

“We believe that with the MPs standing together, positive change is not just a dream but an attainable reality.” Wajir South MP.Mohamed Adow said