President Ware said his administration is ready to do all it can to stop the fighting that has already resulted in the death and destruction of properties in the state.
"I call upon the political and tribal leaders from the state to stand up to end these festivities," he said.
The leader also warned that the persistence of the tribal festivities that started in some parts of Hiran region would only benefit the agenda of the gang al-Shabaab
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"I want to inform our brothers fighting in Hiran that the battle will only strengthen the cause of the gang al-Shabaab
He urged the rival clans to solve their differences through dialogue than resorting to fighting.
The sentiments of president Ware comes a day after Hiran governor Yusuf Hagar Ahmed who is in Mahas said his administration has been undertaking peace initiatives to iron out tensions between two clans.
The governor said he is committed to ending recurrent clan festivities in the region.
"We have been undertaking initiatives to stabilize the region. The first phase of our plan will be implemented in Mahas town where we want to start peace negotiations," he said.