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Gamal Maxamed Hassan Holds Meeting with George Conway on Economic Development and Investment

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May 24, 2026
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Gamal Maxamed Hassan, the Minister of Trade and Industry of the Federal Government of Somalia, held an important meeting with George Conway, Deputy Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General and Director for Humanitarian and Resilience Affairs in Somalia.

The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation in the areas of business development, investment promotion, and economic transformation aimed at building a sustainable and productive economy in Somalia. Discussions centered on the importance of establishing an economic system based on production, investment, and long-term growth, rather than continued dependence on humanitarian assistance and external aid.

During the meeting, both sides exchanged views on strategies to encourage investment, strengthen the private sector, and create economic opportunities capable of supporting Somalia’s long-term stability and resilience. They also discussed the importance of improving the business environment and supporting initiatives that promote entrepreneurship, industrial development, and job creation across the country.

Minister Gamal Maxamed Hassan emphasized the Federal Government of Somalia’s commitment to advancing economic reforms that support sustainable development and increase national productivity. He highlighted the need for stronger partnerships between Somalia and international institutions in order to build an economy driven by investment, innovation, and local production.

Mr. George Conway reaffirmed the United Nations’ support for Somalia’s economic development efforts and praised the government’s vision of transitioning from aid dependency toward a self-sustaining economy. He noted that strengthening resilience through economic empowerment and investment is essential for ensuring lasting stability and prosperity in Somalia.

The two sides underscored the importance of close cooperation, effective coordination, and continued collaboration between the Government of Somalia and international partners to support economic stability and sustainable development in the years ahead.

The meeting reflects the ongoing efforts of the Federal Government of Somalia to deepen cooperation with international organizations and promote policies that encourage economic growth, investment, and national resilience.

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