Somalia faces similar challenges due to political instability. Due to political instability, there is a decrease in economic and economic development here, and at the same time, terrorist groups are also occupying large areas here. But recently, the security forces in Somalia have increased by 25 to 30%, which has seen a decrease of about 30% in the deaths due to terrorist activities. And this success is a sign of improvement in the political stability of Somalia. But despite this, the challenges are still not resolved. About 40% of the population is affected by conflict, unemployment, and drought and needs humanitarian assistance.
Security Sector Reforms and Challenges
Due to good relations with Gulf states and friendly countries, financial and military assistance has been provided in Somalia. This is the reason why the military training and financial assistance given by the African Union and other such participants has not only increased the security here but also reduced terrorist activities. A thirty percent increase has been seen in Somalia’s security forces. Due to this increase in the security forces, there has been a 30% reduction in deaths due to terrorist attacks. Despite all this, Somalia still faces challenges and has not been able to get rid of them completely. The challenges here can be overcome only after the political instability is completely eradicated and international military and financial assistance is received.
Electoral Progress and Democratic Development
Somalia has been suffering from political instability for a long time. Due to this permanent federal governments were not established here. But if seen recently, the 2022 elections have proved that Somalia is now moving towards better conditions. About thirty percent of people have voted in these general elections and this has happened for the first time in almost a decade. Before this, every election was delayed due to terrorist attacks. Now that Somalia is on the way to elections, it will pave the way for democratic development. And such a country can go towards economic and economic improvement.
Humanitarian Crisis and Economic Struggles
The people of Somalia are suffering from a humanitarian crisis. Prolonged droughts here reduce crop production, causing people to suffer from malnutrition. People’s livestock die with which their employment is connected. The survey has found that even in 2023, the production of crops has decreased by about twenty-three percent, due to which the people are suffering from food insecurity. About forty percent of Somalia’s population is troubled and challenged by frequent droughts. Dependence on humanitarian aid is increasing to meet these challenges.
Somalia’s infrastructure, economic development, and economy are constantly facing challenges. All these challenges are happening here due to political instability. When a permanent federal government takes charge through transparent elections, then the relations of this country with other countries will improve and security problems will also be solved. Foreign investment companies do not turn here only for this reason. To deal with all these challenges, it is necessary to seek military and financial assistance from the international community, including the United Nations.