According to Dr. Ulusow, the proposal does not seek to dismantle, replace, or diminish Somalia’s internationally recognized statehood. “The establishment of a Transitional Supreme Council would neither undermine Somalia’s sovereignty nor weaken its international recognition,” Dr. Ulusow said. “Its sole purpose is to preserve the continuity of state institutions and rescue the country’s constitutional order before it deteriorates further.” “The call for a Transitional Supreme Council arose only after confidence in the current dialogue process largely collapsed,” he explained. He stressed that the overriding priority must remain safeguarding Somalia’s unity, constitutional legitimacy, and national institutions before the country’s political crisis deepens further.