Mogadishu, SONNA – The Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia, Mr. Saleh Ahmed Jama, has emphasized the critical role of business innovation in driving the country’s economic recovery and creating opportunities for its youth. Speaking to the national media, the Deputy Prime Minister outlined the government’s commitment to restoring security and fostering a conducive environment for businesses to thrive.
“The role of the Somali government is to restore security in the country and create an environment where the country’s business sectors can operate effectively,” said Deputy Prime Minister Saleh Ahmed Jama. He highlighted the government’s dedication to supporting companies and entrepreneurs seeking to invest in Somalia, ensuring that the public can access affordable services and that young people have access to sufficient job opportunities.
The Deputy Prime Minister stressed the importance of collaboration between the government and the private sector to address the challenges facing the country. He called on Somali businessmen to take responsibility for creating job opportunities that will empower the youth and help them overcome their economic struggles.
“Businessmen in the country should take responsibility for creating job opportunities that will help Somali youth to overcome their worries,” said Mr. Jama. He urged the business community to innovate and explore new avenues for growth, emphasizing that a vibrant private sector is essential for the country’s long-term stability and prosperity.
The Deputy Prime Minister’s remarks come at a time when Somalia is working to rebuild its economy and create sustainable livelihoods for its citizens. The government has been actively engaging with international partners and local stakeholders to attract investment, improve infrastructure, and enhance the business climate.
Mr. Jama also reiterated the government’s commitment to providing support for businesses, including streamlining regulatory processes and ensuring security for investors. He expressed optimism about the potential of Somalia’s youth, describing them as a valuable resource that can drive the country’s development if given the right opportunities.
