After long talks in Djibouti over a ceasefire between the TFG and the Alliance for the Reliberation of Somalia, agreement was reached that the parliament would be doubled in size to include 200 representatives of the opposition alliance and 75 representatives of the civil society. A new president and prime minister would be elected by the new parliament, and a commission to look into crimes of war would be established. A new constitution was also agreed to be drafted shortly.
After lengthy negotiations in Djibouti concerning a ceasefire between the TFG and the Alliance for the Reliberation of Somalia, an agreement was reached that the parliament would be expanded to include 200 representatives from the opposition alliance and 75 representatives from civil society. A new president and prime minister would be elected by this enlarged parliament, and a commission tasked with investigating war crimes would be established. A new constitution was also agreed upon for drafting shortly.