Mogadishu, SONNA – The 6th annual Mogadishu Trade Fair has entered its second day, drawing significant attention from businesses, government officials, and the public. The event, which kicked off yesterday, was inaugurated by Somalia’s Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Saleh Ahmed Jama, alongside officials from government councils and the Chairman of the Somali Chamber of Commerce.
In his opening remarks, Deputy Prime Minister Saleh Ahmed Jama highlighted the importance of the trade fair in fostering economic growth and creating opportunities for Somali youth. He emphasized that the Somali government’s National Plan prioritizes the development and encouragement of businesses to reduce poverty and unemployment across the country.
“This trade fair is a vital platform for showcasing innovation, promoting entrepreneurship, and creating job opportunities for our youth,” Mr. Jama stated. “It aligns with our national goals of economic development and poverty reduction.”
The three-day event features a wide array of business innovations, with exhibitors from various sectors presenting their products and services. Attendees are being offered special discounts throughout the duration of the fair, making it an attractive opportunity for both businesses and consumers.
The Mogadishu Trade Fair has become a key annual event, bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers to explore new opportunities and strengthen Somalia’s economic landscape. This year’s fair is expected to further boost trade relations and inspire young Somalis to engage in entrepreneurial activities.
As the event continues, participants and visitors alike are optimistic about the potential for growth and collaboration. The fair not only highlights the resilience and creativity of Somali businesses but also shows the government’s commitment to fostering a thriving private sector.
