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    Somalia’s Youth: Harnessing the Potential of a Young Population for National Growth.

    January 30, 2025
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    The youth in Somalia are playing an important role in the national development. The number of youths in Somalia is high, 70% of which are young youth. This youth serves the national development of Somalia. 70% of the population of Somalia under the age of 30 are contributing to the national development through business and jobs. Through digital networking and e-commerce, youth are participating in many activities. Which also increases financial inclusion and networking investment.

    In Somalia, investments are made in the areas of education and employment for the youth. Due to this, the country’s GDP increases by 10 to 15% annually. In addition, youth participation in Somalia is 20 to 25% in economic diversification.

    Demographic Leverage: Taking advantage of Somalia’s young population

    Somalia has a high youth population, with 70% under the age of 30. If the youth population is utilized properly, this youth population can increase the workforce by 20 to 15%. Which is very important for Somali society and economic development. Youths show significant performance in improving job creation.

    These youth populations in Somalia present significant opportunities to improve capacity and contribute to national development. The young generation plays an important role in the Somali economy through their performance and struggle, which is also very important for the economic development of Somalia. In such countries, economic growth can be increased by 12% with the involvement of youth.

    Investing in education and skill development for economic growth

    Education and skilled people are very important for the economic development of Somalia. Skill development can be further enhanced by better investment. Due to this youth can improve education and employment opportunities. By learning different skills, the youth can imagine employment and get the best job for themselves, which is very important for the economic development of Somalia. 15 to 20% poverty can be avoided by investing in youth education and training.

    Various studies show that every 1% increase in access to education leads to a 3.4% increase in GDP. By better training the youth and providing resources for education, poverty can be controlled, and the country’s GDP can also increase. Improvement in education is directly related to higher employment rates. Due to this, the national production increased by 10 to 12%, which is very important for the economic development of the country.

    Promoting youth entrepreneurship and innovation for job creation

    Promoting youth entrepreneurship is critical to creating employment in Somalia. Because various opportunities for education and employment are provided through digital and networking. Statistics show that the unemployment rate in developing countries can be reduced by 20 to 25% through a youth-driven industry.

    Youth involvement in Somali society has the potential to grow the economy by leveraging startups and industries. Many new jobs can be created with the help of young entrepreneurs. By which the national economy can be increased by 10 to 15%. Youths in Somalia are not only contributing to economic development but also providing their vital services in industry.

    Somalia’s youth population plays an important role in increasing the country’s GDP through education and employment. Through strategic investment, the country’s GDP can be increased by 10 to 15%. A country’s economic growth can be enhanced by providing education resources for the youth and providing investment for employment. Due to this unemployment in the country is eliminated and poverty can be controlled.

    Through entrepreneurship, youth can get many employment opportunities and put their education to good use. These terms greatly promote economic development. National development can be increased by 12 to 15% by better utilizing the skills of Somalia’s youth. By investing in education, the country’s GDP can increase by 2 to 3%. By leveraging the youth workforce, the country’s economic growth can increase by up to 12%.

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