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The bill was passed during the House of the People’s 25th meeting of its seventh session, with 141 lawmakers voting in favor, one abstention and no objections, according to parliamentary officials. A total of 142 members were present, meeting the required quorum. advertisements The session was chaired by First Deputy Speaker Saadiya Yasin Haji Samatar and focused on the bill’s third reading and final vote. The legislation was drafted by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and reviewed by the House’s Social Service Development Committee. Before the vote, the committee presented the final draft to lawmakers and called for debate, allowing members to review the provisions ahead of approval. Somalia assumes UN Security Council presidency for first time in 54 years 7 hours ago See more hiiraan.com Somalia’s Parliament approves Medicine Bill to regulate pharmaceuticals 4 hours ago Picks for you Bloomberg.com Bet Against Christ’s Return Pays 5.5% Annual Gain on Polymarket Yesterday By Isabelle Lee and Denitsa Tsekova The Guardian I’m the ‘miracle’ woken from a coma by Kenny Dalglish after Hillsborough. And now I’ve met him again 12 hours ago By Sean Luckett Business Insider A future without work? What Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and others in AI are saying about the future. 8 hours ago By Brent Griffiths For you Recommended based on your interests help_outline Birr Metrics Ethiopia Plans 288 bln birr Treasury Bill Auctions in Early 2026 Yesterday Borkena Ethiopian government denies “no political” Prisoner 2 days ago BBC Bournemouth vs Arsenal LIVE: Premier League score, stats & updates 2 hours ago The Guardian ‘Just an unbelievable amount of pollution’: how big a threat is AI to the climate? 10 hours ago By Ajit Niranjan Borkena AFPO claims it launched surprise attack on Gov’t Positions in Debresina 2 days ago Anime News Network Kaguya-sama: Love is War -Stairway to Adulthood- OVA 5 hours ago Your topics Recommended based on your interests help_outline Business Bloomberg.com Ethiopia, Bondholders Reach Deal-in-Principle on $1 Billion Defaulted Notes 8 hours ago By Fasika Tadesse and Ray Ndlovu Cureus Prevalence of Text Neck Syndrome Among Medical Students in Chennai, India: A Cross-Sectional Study 10 hours ago Dow Jones +0.66% 48,382.39 S&P 500 +0.19% 6,858.47 NASDAQ -0.03% 23,235.63 Russell +1.06% 2,508.22 21 hours ago Disclaimer More from Google Finance Technology PCMag In the AI Slop Era, Instagram’s CEO Says New Tools Are Needed to Support ‘Authentic’ Creators 4 hours ago By Will Mccurdy theregister.com Claude is his copilot: Rust veteran designs new Rue programming language with help from AI bot 7 hours ago By Thomas Claburn Mashable CES 2026: How to watch Lego's press conference 1 hour ago By Alex Perry Personal finance MarketWatch 5 types of people who might need a financial adviser in 2026 — and those who don’t Yesterday By Alisa Wolfson Daily Nation I saved Sh63,000 in piggy bank in 2025; should I try out Saccos or MMFs this year? 13 hours ago By Simon Mburu Financial Times Five big finance questions for 2026 2 days ago Digital currencies Yahoo Finance Bitcoin 2026: Early Signs Point to a Liquidity-Led Rebound 14 hours ago By Anthony Clarke CoinDesk What next for Ripple-linked XRP as price zooms above $2 5 hours ago By Shaurya Malwa CoinDesk Dogecoin, PEPE rocket as much as 25% as 2026 starts with a bang for memecoins 11 hours ago By Shaurya Malwa Economy Barron's Stronger Global Growth Could Reignite Inflation Risks in 2026 23 hours ago By Reshma Kapadia Reuters European factory activity ends 2025 in deeper contraction but Asia shines on improved demand Yesterday By Indradip Ghosh and Sam Holmes Reuters Canadian factory downturn lengthens as new orders hit a three-month low Yesterday By Fergal Smith Health Minister Dr. Ali Haji Aden welcomed the vote, thanking lawmakers for backing the bill at what he described as a time of pressing need for Somalia’s health system. Nadra Salah Abdi, chairperson of the Social Service Development Committee, echoed that sentiment, saying the law would strengthen oversight of medicines and help protect patients from unsafe or counterfeit drugs. Somalia’s pharmaceutical sector has long faced weak regulation, with concerns over unlicensed imports and poor-quality medicines circulating in markets across the country. In a separate discussion during the same session, lawmakers debated the Convention on Tobacco Control, focusing on the health and social impact of tobacco use, particularly among young people. Members highlighted the need for a unified national policy to curb tobacco consumption and address its long-term consequences for public health. The discussions reflect growing parliamentary attention to health legislation as Somalia works to rebuild state institutions and improve access to basic services after decades of conflict and regulatory collapse. Related topics