Mogadishu hosts a two-day consultation on disaster management
Somali Disaster Management Agency Commissioner Mohamud Moalim on Tuesday opened a crucial two-day consultative meeting in the Somali capital, focused on improving the nation's approach to disaster response. This meeting forms part of a broader effort to strengthen Somalia's resilience to environmental shocks through improved coordination and early warning systems.The meeting aims to identify triggers that may lead to emergencies and improve coordination between various agencies for a more effective shock response strategy. “Today’s initiative is about bringing together experts and stakeholders to streamline our emergency procedures,” Commissioner Moallem said during the opening session.
The event, organized by the Somali Disaster Management Agency, underscores the government's commitment to strengthening its disaster preparedness, especially in light of recurring natural disasters such as floods and droughts affecting Somalia.
Attendees include representatives of humanitarian organizations, regional and federal government officials, and international partners, all of whom came together to discuss and develop actionable plans to mitigate the effects of future disasters.
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