New justice and security facilities announced in Mudug
Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni has launched two key public infrastructure projects in Somalia’s Mudug region, according to Dawan Africa. The president laid the foundation stone for a new regional court in Mudug and also inaugurated a police headquarters intended to support law enforcement operations in the area.
The announcements were presented as part of broader efforts by Puntland authorities to improve access to justice and strengthen public security services across the region.
Foundation stone laid for Mudug regional court
During the visit, President Deni marked the start of construction for the new Mudug regional court. The project is aimed at expanding judicial capacity and supporting the administration of justice, as outlined in the source report.
The planned court is expected to serve as a formal venue for legal proceedings in the region, aligning with Puntland’s stated objective of enhancing justice delivery.
Police headquarters inaugurated
Alongside the court project, the Puntland president inaugurated a police headquarters in Mudug. The facility is described as a step to reinforce security institutions and support policing functions.
Officials linked the opening of the headquarters to improving operational readiness and strengthening the role of security services in maintaining order.
Focus on strengthening institutions
The two developments—judicial and policing—were presented as connected initiatives to build institutional capacity in Mudug. The report said the projects are intended to contribute to improved justice and security outcomes for local communities.
No additional project timelines, budget details, or implementation partners were provided in the source information.