AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSomalia Infrastructure & Trade: Somalia’s Cabinet approved a draft Rules of Origin Law to help local exporters secure Certificates of Origin and unlock preferential access under AfCFTA and the EAC, aiming to boost domestic production and competitiveness. Somalia Transport Projects: Somalia began signing design and feasibility work for a World Bank-backed 45km road project in Hargeisa (first 23km phase, incl. the Bundaweyn “Big Bridge”), under the Nagaad Project to improve connectivity across member states. Governance & Public Sector: Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre reshuffled directors-general in Ports and Maritime Transport, Energy and Water Resources, and Labour and Social Affairs to speed reforms and delivery. Security Transition Politics: AUSSOM troop contributors warned Somalia’s political disputes could complicate the security handover, pushing for inclusive dialogue as funding and logistics pressures mount. Somaliland International Posture: Somaliland President Irro urged partners to invest and cooperate rather than rely on aid, highlighting militia integration and peace efforts, while also pressing for recognition. Regional Maritime Security: Saudi Arabia appointed a commander for a multinational Red Sea/Bab el-Mandeb defense coalition that includes Somalia, as shipping risks remain high. Climate & Food Risk: WFP warned a strong El Niño could push nearly 49 million more people into acute hunger, raising pressure on Somalia’s food security planning.
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