Jowhar(Mogadishu24)-Somali Deputy Prime Minister, Salah Ahmed Jama on Wednesday visited Jowhar, the administrative capital of Hirshabelle State, to inaugurate the Jowhar Off-stream Storage Program (JOSP). This significant initiative is designed to reduce flood risks, mitigate drought conditions, and establish a climate-resilient irrigation system for over 1.5 million residents along the Shabelle River.The launch event was attended by Hirshabelle State President Ali Abdullahi Hussein Gudlawe and other high-ranking officials. The JOSP aims to enhance water management and agricultural productivity, contributing to the region’s overall resilience against climate change impacts.“This program is a vital step towards safeguarding our communities from natural disasters and ensuring sustainable water resources,” stated Deputy Prime Minister Jama.The initiative marks a critical advancement in Somalia’s efforts to promote environmental sustainability and improve the livelihoods of its citizens.Proud to launch the Jowhar Off-stream Storage Program (JOSP) in #Jowhar, Hirshabelle State, today. This initiative aims to reduce flood risk, mitigate drought, and create a climate-resilient irrigation scheme for over 1.5 million people living along the Shabelle River. pic.twitter.com/j8mOjHCxcw— Salah Jama (@SalahJama) June 5, 2024 Post navigationSomalia Celebrates World Environment Day with Focus on Reforestation and Plastic Waste Cleanup Djibouti, Saudi Arabia Sign Landmark Agreement to Boost Trade Ties
