U.S. deeply concerned about absence of election implementation agreement in Somalia -State Dept
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The United States is deeply concerned about the absence of an election implementation agreement in Somalia and views immediate elections as critical to the country's future, the State Department spokesman said on Tuesday.
"We call on Somalia's leaders to resume their dialogue urgently so that national elections can take place now. The impasse hinders pressing reform and counterterrorism efforts and continued delays will only increase the risk of instability," State Department Spokesman Ned Price told reporters.
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