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Somalia PM, WFP Collaborate on Long-Term Solutions to Food Insecurity in Mogadishu

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Last updated: May 6, 2026 5:01 pm
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Somalia and WFP Collaborate on Long-Term Solutions to Combat Food Insecurity and Climate Shocks

Mogadishu — Somalia’s Prime Minister, Hamza Abdi Barre, held a crucial meeting with senior representatives from the World Food Programme (WFP) on Wednesday to address the country’s ongoing challenges with food insecurity, drought, and climate-related disruptions. The discussions focused on developing sustainable strategies to reduce Somalia’s vulnerability to recurring crises and foster long-term resilience.

The WFP delegation was led by Deputy Executive Director Matthew Hollingworth, who joined Barre and other officials in Mogadishu. The meeting underscored the urgency of tackling Somalia’s complex issues, which include severe drought, widespread food shortages, and the broader impacts of climate shocks.

During the talks, Prime Minister Barre provided a comprehensive overview of Somalia’s current conditions, touching on key areas such as security, political progress, and the devastating effects of prolonged drought. He emphasized the critical need for sustainable solutions, particularly as the country enters its rainy season. Barre urged collaborative efforts to support farmers and pastoralists, aiming to boost agricultural productivity and reduce reliance on external aid.

“Somalia is on a path to recovery, but we must address the root causes of food insecurity to achieve self-sufficiency,” Barre stated. He expressed gratitude for the WFP’s ongoing support while outlining the government’s broader plans to tackle these challenges. These initiatives include programs designed to enhance food production, improve water management, and strengthen community resilience against future climate shocks.

For their part, the WFP officials commended the Somali government’s proactive approach to addressing these pressing issues. Hollingworth reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to supporting Somalia’s efforts to build greater resilience and reduce dependency on humanitarian aid.

“The WFP is ready to work hand-in-hand with Somalia to implement sustainable solutions that will help communities thrive,” Hollingworth said.

The meeting comes at a critical time for Somalia, which has faced repeated droughts and food shortages in recent years, exacerbated by climate change and political instability. According to recent reports, millions of Somalis remain food insecure, with vulnerable populations, including children and the elderly, bearing the brunt of the crisis.

The collaboration between Somalia’s government and the WFP signals a strong commitment to addressing these challenges head-on. Both parties emphasized the importance of long-term strategies that prioritize local capacity-building and innovative solutions to ensure sustainable food security.

As Somalia continues its recovery from years of hardship, partnerships like this are seen as vital to fostering stability and growth. The government’s focus on sustainable development, coupled with the WFP’s expertise and resources, offers hope for a brighter future.

— Reported by Nexio News

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