The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, HE Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo said recently that he has appointed a committee to monitor the progress of the development projects in the country.
President said that the Commission would appoint its purpose as monitoring of the projects he had undertaken, to monitor their conduct and, on the other hand, the president said that the government is committed to take on its role. ”
Here is a list of the 18 projects that the President has made.
1 A road link between Garowe and Eyl (222km)
2 Roads connecting Dala Bay and Caluula (376km)
3 Road link Galkacyo,to Hobyo (264km)
4 Hobyo road linking & Abudwak (355km)
5 Road link to Dhusamareb & Galcayo (235km)
6 Galcudug Peace and Reconciliation Reconstruction Center
7 Galmudug central jail – Galkayo
8 Ahlusuna orphanage center – Dhusamareb
9 College of Technology – Mathematics
10 Building at Dhusamareb Airport
11 The prison building in Dhusamareb
12 Galkayo National University Buildings
13 Building of the University of Adado
14 Building of the University of Dhusamareb
15 Building of the University of Abudwak
16 Building of the Prison Abudwak
17 At the airport of Adado
18 Hobyo Port Construction
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