Peter Somerton, the spokesman of the World Food Program (WFP) has Monday said that they will continue their aid support to the Somali people, just a day after Harakat Al-shabab Mujahideen issued a press release suspending whole activities of the agency.
"WFP will not stop providing food aid to the displaced Somalis in the camps. It will continue its work. How ever is possible for the staff of WFP can go ahead for their support, we shall continue our aiding the Somalis anymore," said the spokesman.
Speaking to Shabelle radio, Peter Somerton said, 'We will not consider the rulers, but our aim is to help the feeble and needy people of Somalia," he added.
The spokesman declined to comment on more about the repeated statements from the Islamic administration of Harakat Al-shabab Mujahdeen for suspending the program's activities in Somalia.
The statement of the World Food Program comes as press release banning its activities issued by Harkata Al-shabab Mujahideen in Somalia on Sunday.
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