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    The Economic Future of Somalia: From Fragility to Growth

    January 30, 2025
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    Whenever a national disaster occurs, the country’s army plays a huge role in rescue operations and in protecting the Somali people.Now they are conducting an awareness campaign for the most vulnerable – the 2.6m people living in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps. The army is also distributing facemasks to those who can’t afford them.
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    The economic future is golden, and if possible, initiate some necessary steps for its development. Somalia is economically depressed with a lack of investment, skills, peace and security, and weak infrastructure. Agriculture, telecommunications, IT, and livestock sectors can be important in Somalia’s economic future. Despite terrorism, unrest, and a lack of resources, Somalia is making every possible effort to develop its country. It is important to promote foreign investment to generate resources here.

    The Role of Governance and Stability in Economic Growth

    To attract foreign investment, it is important to bring political stability to Somalia. Political instability is increasing unemployment and poverty here. Unless good governance is chosen, even the desert groups cannot be got rid of here. Good governance can provide a good environment for education, health, and business for the people. For economic development, it is necessary to bring political stability here soon, and with this, the security issues can be controlled along with peace and security in the country.

    Key Sectors Driving Economic Growth

    Somalia is a very backward region in terms of development. Poverty and unemployment are common here. Political instability and tribal civil war have kept Somalia away from the rest of the world. But despite all this, Somalia is trying for the betterment of its country and people. Among the sectors that contribute the most to the economy of Somalia, agriculture is the first, followed by livestock, IT, telecom, and fishing. By developing these sectors, the fate of Somalia can be changed because the people of Somalia are associated with these sectors from generation to generation. Moreover, effort is necessary to rebuild the education system in Somalia. Along with education, skilling the people here is also very important.

    Challenges to Economic Stability

    Among the problems and challenges facing Somalia’s economic stability, the most influential challenges are the activities of terrorist groups, political instability, tribal civil wars, weak infrastructure, and lack of education and skills. It is important to have good governance in Somalia which can bring political stability and new reforms in other sectors like education. And all this can only be possible with foreign military and financial assistance.

    Reforms and Investment Opportunities

    The current good governance in Somalia the establishment of transitional governments and the new reforms brought in other sectors are only aimed at improving the investment system and environment here. To implement international participation, it is necessary to create an environment of peace and security here, eliminate terrorist groups, and make the young generation skilled here.

    Despite many difficult challenges, Somalia’s future looks bright. Here, by implementing better reforms in other sectors like agriculture, livestock, and IT, we can promote the economic and economic importance of Somalia. Foreign military and financial assistance are also needed to deal with terrorist organizations. Dealing with all these challenges is not impossible but possible if good governance is brought in and political instability is eliminated.

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