GAROWE (WDN)– Recent reports indicate that President Said Deni is planning major changes on various ministries, particularly at the directors level. In addition to these anticipated reshuffles, new information has emerged stating that President Deni has ordered all ministries to submit comprehensive reports on their workforce, ongoing projects, and assets.

Although the president usually cites Article 80 when appointing new director generals or department heads within the civil service, the Puntland Constitution does not grant him the authority to make direct appointments to civil service positions.

The president’s directive is said to require all government ministries to submit detailed reports on their leadership, workforce, assets, and ongoing projects. The order, outlined in an official letter from the president’s office, demands ministries provide full lists and personal records of their directors-general, department heads, and section chiefs.

Additionally, ministries have been asked to compile comprehensive data on their personnel, financial assets, and the status of all ongoing projects, along with any operational challenges they are facing. Sources close to the matter suggest this request is part of a broader effort to enhance government oversight and streamline administrative processes.

The move comes amid political and institutional shifts in Puntland, as the administration pushes for transparency and efficiency. Observers suggest the directive could divert attention from the ISIS conflict in Bari and signal a broader government restructuring.

It remains to be seen how ministries will respond to the request, with further developments expected in the coming days.

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