Mogadishu(Mogadishu24)-Somalia’s Deputy Prime Minister, Salah Ahmed Jama, participated in the “Enough” campaign event in Mogadishu on Monday, aimed at ending child hunger and malnutrition in the country. The campaign emphasized the need for a collective effort from social, economic, and human capacity development perspectives.

During the event, Deputy Prime Minister Jama highlighted the government’s commitment to tackling poverty and creating opportunities for its citizens through national policies, including the upcoming National Transformation Plan.

“The ‘Enough’ campaign to end child hunger and malnutrition in Somalia is a noble and necessary cause that requires collective effort from social, economic, and human capacity development perspectives. As the government, we will use our national policies, mainly the upcoming National Transformation Plan, for bringing down increasing levels of poverty and creating productive opportunities for our citizens,” said Jama.

In related news, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Somalia announced on X (formerly Twitter) the launch of a new project in Kinshasa. The initiative, titled “Leveraging Digital Systems for Emergency Preparedness & Response in DRC, South Sudan, & Somalia,” aimed to develop and improve emergency preparedness and responsiveness using digital tools and an early warning system.

The launch of this digital project, along with the “Enough” campaign, signifies a strong collaborative effort to address critical issues in Somalia and the region. These initiatives underscore the importance of using innovative solutions and comprehensive policies to combat hunger and enhance emergency responses, ultimately contributing to a more stable and prosperous future for Somali citizens.