Ministry of Planning and the United Nations Align on Strategic Cooperation and Fund Optimization

MOGADISHU – H.E. Mohamud A. Sheikh Farah (Beenebeene), Minister of Planning, Investment, and Economic Development, held a high-level consultative meeting today with George Conway, the UN Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for Somalia.

The meeting, held at the Ministry’s headquarters, focused on the finalization of the United Nations Cooperation Framework (UNCF). This framework serves as the cornerstone for aligning international developmental support with Somalia’s national priorities, ensuring a unified approach to the country’s growth.

A primary agenda item was the resolution of operational bottlenecks within the Somalia Joint Fund (SJF). Minister Beenebeene emphasized the importance of streamlining these processes to enhance the efficiency of resource delivery and project implementation across the country.

“Our partnership with the United Nations remains vital to Somalia’s economic trajectory,” said Minister Beenebeene. “By refining our joint frameworks and addressing operational challenges, we ensure that every dollar invested in Somalia yields the maximum possible impact for our citizens.”

The Ministry of Planning remains committed to fostering transparent, efficient, and results-oriented partnerships that drive sustainable development and long-term economic stability.

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