42. In early April 2011, less than two months after Saracen’s legal counsel informed the Monitoring Group that “the role of Saracen’s staff remaining in Somalia would be solely to ensure that the equipment and any related infrastructure are properly maintained and not misused or destroyed and, to the extent permissibly, used for non-military social projects”, PMPF forces conducted their first public parade in Garowe for President Faroole.[634]
42. In early April 2011, less than two months after Saracen’s legal counsel informed the Monitoring Group that “the role of Saracen’s staff remaining in Somalia would be solely to ensure that the equipment and any related infrastructure are properly maintained and not misused or destroyed and, to the extent permissibly, used for non-military social projects”, PMPF forces conducted their first public parade in Garowe for President Faroole.[634]