Deputy Prime Minister of the FGS Opens Italy-Somalia Business Week

MOGADISHU – The Deputy Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Mr. Salah Ahmed Jama, officially opened the Italy-Somalia Business Week 2026 today, which commenced in the city of Mogadishu. The event was attended by officials from the Federal Government of Somalia, Somali businessmen, and a large delegation from Italy.

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The event was attended by officials from the Federal Government of Somalia, Somali businessmen, and a large delegation from Italy, who discussed investment opportunities, strengthening trade, and expanding economic cooperation between the two countries.

The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Somalia is today a country open to international trade and investment, emphasizing that the government is giving special priority to economic development, increasing investment, and creating job opportunities for Somali youth.

Mr. Salah Ahmed Jama also pointed out that the Somali government is undertaking reforms to improve the business environment, in order to attract international investors and strengthen the confidence of local and foreign traders.

The Italy-Somalia Business Week is expected to lead to new agreements and economic cooperation between companies and businessmen from both countries, which can contribute to economic growth and the development of the historical relationship between Somalia and Italy.

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