Mondey , Oct 13, 2025 {HMC} Somalia’s National Communications Authority (NCA) and the Ministry of Communications and Technology (MoCT), in collaboration with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), on Sunday launched a two-day National Multi-Stakeholder Consultation Workshop to validate the country’s Digital Transformation Strategy (2025–2030).
The workshop brings together representatives from key government institutions, regulatory agencies, and licensed telecom operators to review and refine Somalia’s digital roadmap aimed at fostering inclusive growth and innovation.
NCA Director General Mustafa Yasin Sheikh said the strategy represents a major milestone in Somalia’s digital journey, reflecting the nation’s commitment to building a resilient and inclusive digital ecosystem.
“It highlights the power of strong partnerships between government, the private sector, and development partners in driving this change and ensuring sustainability,” he added.
Minister of Communications and Technology Mohamed Adan Moallim Ali noted that the Digital Transformation Strategy will serve as a national framework guiding all ICT-related initiatives across sectors.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to policy coordination, investment in digital infrastructure, and capacity development to accelerate service delivery and economic growth.
During the two-day workshop, participants will discuss Somalia’s digital vision, strategic pillars, and implementation roadmap — focusing on governance structures, funding mechanisms, and regional alignment with African Union and East African Community frameworks.
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