AllAfrica Somalia13 May 2026economy

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Nairobi — Somalia's economic growth moderated to an estimated 3 percent in 2025, down from about 4 percent in 2023-24, as declining foreign aid, drought conditions, and rising living costs weighed on demand and left real GDP per capita broadly stagnant. These findings are highlighted in the Eleventh Edition of the Somalia Economic Update (SEU) 2026: Navigating Shocks, Powering Growth, released today by the World Bank Group.

The economic slowdown reflects reduced humanitarian and security-related assistance, drought impacts on agriculture and livelihoods, and higher costs that constrained household spending. Inflationary pressures accelerated with consumer price inflation reaching 3.7 percent in 2025 compared to 3.3 percent in 2024, driven mainly by food, utilities, and transport costs.

"Somalia has made important progress in strengthening macroeconomic management and institutions under difficult conditions," said Hideki Matsunaga, World Bank Group Country Manager for Somalia. "However, overlapping shocks are slowing growth and putting pressure on jobs and household livelihoods, underscoring the importance of addressing key structural constraints, particularly in expanding access to reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity."

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Somalia's economic growth slowed to an estimated 3 percent in 2025 due to declining foreign aid, drought conditions, and rising living costs, according to the World Bank Group's Somalia Economic Update.

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The economic slowdown is attributed to reduced humanitarian assistance, drought impacts on agriculture, and higher living costs.
Consumer price inflation increased to 3.7 percent in 2025, driven mainly by food, utilities, and transport costs.
Real GDP growth is projected to decline further to 2.8 percent in 2026, with inflation expected to rise to 6 percent.

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The report highlights the challenges faced by Somalia's economy, including the impact of climate variability and reduced aid on household welfare.

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This information is crucial for Somali readers as it outlines the current economic challenges and the importance of addressing structural constraints for future growth.

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Nairobi2026-05-13Hideki Matsunaga, World Bank Group Country Manager for Somalia

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