AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoTrade and Investment: Israel’s ambassador presented credentials in Somaliland, with both sides identifying trade, investment, infrastructure and technology as priorities. Livestock Risk: FAO and IGAD warn Somalia is among six East African countries at high risk of Rift Valley fever, a threat to livestock and livelihoods as heavy rains raise outbreak concerns. Maritime Security: Pirates reportedly seized an Iranian fishing vessel off northeastern Somalia; the EU naval mission warned it could be used as a base for attacks on commercial shipping. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says Somalia needs international help to patrol its 3,400-kilometre coastline. Export Access: Somali businesses can already ship qualifying goods to the EU duty- and quota-free under the bloc’s Everything But Arms scheme, though exporters must meet product standards. Economic Outlook: Somalia’s Finance Ministry says national currency will be printed soon. A World Bank forecast also projects Mogadishu’s population will grow 64% by 2050, adding pressure to plan for jobs and infrastructure.
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