Mogadishu, Somalia (SONNA) – The Ministry of Planning, Investment, and Economic Development of the Federal Government of Somalia convened a significant consultation meeting on Monday in Mogadishu to accelerate the National Transformation Plan (QIQ: 2025-2029). This strategic gathering aimed to coordinate development efforts across the nation, drawing participation from international donors, United Nations agencies, and various global organizations.
The meeting was inaugurated by the Minister of Planning, Investment, and Economic Management, Mr. Mohamud Abdirahman Sheikh Farah (Beenebeene). In his opening remarks, Minister Farah emphasized the critical role of international cooperation in advancing Somalia’s development agenda. He highlighted the successes of the Ninth National Development Plan (NDP9) and outlined the ambitious vision and goals of the forthcoming National Transformation Plan.
Throughout the session, participants engaged in robust discussions on the achievements of NDP9 and the strategic priorities for the National Transformation Plan. The dialogue emphasized the importance of cohesive and collaborative efforts to drive sustainable development in Somalia. Key topics included infrastructure development, economic diversification, and social inclusion.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to strengthening international partnerships. Attendees agreed on the necessity of a unified approach to achieve the goals set forth in the National Transformation Plan (QIQ: 2025-2029). This plan aims to foster sustainable development, economic stability, and long-term prosperity for Somalia.
As Somalia embarks on this transformative journey, the Ministry of Planning, Investment, and Economic Development remains dedicated to ensuring that the National Transformation Plan is inclusive, transparent, and adaptable to the evolving needs of Somali society. The collaborative efforts of all stakeholders will be crucial in realizing the vision of a developed Somalia.
