Mogadishu, Somalia – The Somali government recently held a five-day meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, to re-evaluate the progress of national development projects. The meeting, which was led by Dr. Imi Mohamud Nuur, the Minister of Public Works, Reconstruction, and Housing, brought together representatives from federal ministries, regional governments, the World Bank, and various project implementers.
The primary focus of the discussions was a comprehensive review of the ongoing projects, with a particular emphasis on the development of economic infrastructure, especially roads. Participants discussed the achievements to date and collectively agreed on a new plan to expedite the completion of road studies. This is a critical step, as the project has a remaining one-year timeline.
Minister Nuur expressed his appreciation to all attendees for their participation and hard work. He underscored the importance of road infrastructure development as a cornerstone for the country’s future and a key driver of economic growth. The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment from all stakeholders to accelerate efforts and ensure the successful and timely completion of these vital projects.
