The meeting was attended by key ministers, including those responsible for the Presidency, Information, Justice, and Interior Affairs. The discussions focused on creating a cooperative environment between the government and the media, addressing concerns over press freedom, and ensuring that journalists can operate without fear of harassment or detention.

This gathering is considered a significant step toward establishing a free and legally regulated media environment in Somaliland. The participants emphasized the importance of a robust legal framework that protects media practitioners, supports transparency, and promotes accountability. They also explored mechanisms for improving dialogue between government institutions and media organizations to strengthen democracy, encourage informed public debate, and foster socio-economic development.

By prioritizing media freedom while ensuring responsible journalism, this initiative contributes to a more open society where citizens can access reliable information, and the press can play a constructive role in the nation’s democratic processes and overall progress.