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Despite extremely challenging conditions, #Somalia has strengthened macroeconomic management, completed HIPC, maintained stability amid shocks, and advanced core economic reforms- Abha Prasad @WorldBankGroup #SEU2026 documents.worldbank.org/en/publication…

Congratulations @AmbMonicaJuma

Somalia’s economy has showed notable resilience, supported by continued reforms. Join @WorldBankGroup virtual launch of the #SomaliaEconomicUpdate 11th Edition "Navigating Shocks, Powering Growth" on May 13, 2026, 9:30 AM EAT. shorturl.at/vwwOf #SEU #Somalia

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The most powerful development happens when people are at the center, when local knowledge is built and valued, and when partnerships are designed to last. wrld.bg/xWBK50YQuLa

Behind every projection in the new #AfricaEconomicUpdate is a country working to build something lasting for its people.The numbers tell part of the story — but at its heart, it’s always about people. Read the report: wrld.bg/Zhmo50YOnER

Speaking on behalf of the Ministers of Interior of the Federal Member States, H.E Abdi Mohamed Jama (Wayeel), Minister of Interior of Galmudug State, welcomed the launch of the Bulsho Project, highlighting its importance in advancing Somalia’s state building and reconstruction efforts. He underscored the collective commitment of Federal Member States to strengthening governance systems and enhancing coordination across all levels of government. The Minister further emphasized that Bulsho provides a strong foundation for community engagement and sustained collaboration between local governments and citizens. #BulshoProject #Somalia #LocalGovernance #CommunityDevelopment #Inclusion #Resilience #WomenLeadership #Partnerships

The Director General of Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs and Reconciliation, @AbdulkadirEA, underscored that the Bulsho Project represents a critical milestone in Somalia’s journey toward sustainable peace, reconciliation, and national cohesion bringing together Federal, State, and local actors alongside key partners. He emphasized that Bulsho is fundamentally a peacebuilding agenda, rooted in addressing the drivers of conflict, strengthening social cohesion, and advancing a unified Somali identity through a long term, nationally owned approach. The Director General further highlighted that Somalia is now transitioning from design to implementation marking a pivotal step toward inclusive governance, strengthened systems, and sustainable peacebuilding outcomes. #BulshoProject #Somalia #LocalGovernance #CommunityDevelopment #Inclusion #Resilience #WomenLeadership #Partnerships

By strengthening local institutions & collective action, Bulsho lays the foundations for livelihoods, jobs & local economic opportunities, helping communities drive growth & better respond to climate & conflict shocks.@WorldBankGroup Somalia Country Manager Hideki Matsunaga.

About 400 villages & wards will benefit from Bulsho by strengthening community institutions, improving collaboration across social groups & supporting small‑scale investments in climate resilience, basic services, and local development. #CommunityDriven #Resilience

Thanks to @MoIFARSomalia

Happening today in Mogadishu! The Federal Government of Somalia, through @MoIFARSomalia with @WorldBankGroup support, launches the Bulsho Project, placing communities at the center of efforts to strengthen local institutions, inclusion, & social cohesion. shorturl.at/La3nB

As we conclude #WBGMeetings with IDA Day, I’m honored to serve as Co-Chair of #IDA22. Beyond finance, IDA is a community built on partnership, trust, and delivery. It turns every $1 into nearly $4 in impact—improving and saving lives.

And with that, the #WBGMeetings are over! From the launch of #WaterForward, aiming to bring water security to 1 billion people by 2030, to the role of policies and reforms in creating jobs, world leaders came together to advance solutions to today’s most pressing development challenges. Catch up on the key moments: wrld.bg/aVV350YLggj

75% of countries in Africa face limited electricity access. How do we change this? @WorldBankGroup, @AfDB_Group & partners are working together to connect 300 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa to electricity by 2030. Meet #Mission300: wrld.bg/Hh0p50YJ1P6 #PoweringAfrica #WBGMeetings

More than two billion people still lack access to safe water. @WorldBankGroup's Sarah Nedolast noted that current systems risk falling short of feeding the world by 2050, emphasizing the need for a more coordinated, system-wide approach. #GlobalStage @MSFTIssues #IMFmeetings

Across energy, transport, agriculture, and health, @MIGA’s guarantees translate into jobs and economic resilience. 🏭 Egypt: Expanding manufacturing output 🏨 Rwanda: Supporting hospitality recovery 🌾 Brazil: Sustaining agriculture 🛣️ Serbia: Expanding market access wrld.bg/AnJe50YItF1

Up to 10% of urban jobs are affected, but solutions exist. @WorldBankGroup is scaling flood resilience across 58+ countries to protect livelihoods and unlock growth. See how: wrld.bg/FbY050Yzcl1

The @WorldBankGroup is working with governments, the private sector, regional partners, and stakeholders to help client countries address economic and supply‑chain challenges linked to developments in the Middle East. wrld.bg/10S150Yzlrn

Somalia is investing in climate resilience to create jobs. But which solutions do YOU think could create the most opportunities? Flood‑resistant farms, renewable energy, or something else? Share your thoughts in the comments: wrld.bg/fOiF50YsIxJ