Officials commented on the matter. E. Ali Yusuf Ali Hosh, Somalia’s Minister of Interior, Federal Affairs, and Reconciliation, embarked on a significant visit to Algeria’s National School of Administration in Algiers on May 12, 2026.
The trip aimed to deepen cooperation between the two nations, focusing on public sector development and civil service reforms.
The visit, which included discussions on capacity building and institutional strengthening, highlighted the shared commitment of Somalia and Algeria to enhance stability and effective governance. During the meeting, the delegation was briefed on the National School of Administration’s operations and its pivotal role in secure documentation systems.
The discussions, which centered on Algeria’s experience in training government officials and public administrators, underscored the importance of building an effective and professional civil service capable of supporting governance, stabilization, and public service delivery. “We are particularly interested in learning from Algeria’s successful model in public sector development. “
The initiative aligns with Somalia’s broader strategy to reform its civil service, a critical component in the country’s journey towards stability and development.
The World Bank has previously highlighted the importance of systems and institutional capacity in Somalia’s transformation, emphasizing the need for sustained investment in public financial management and institutional capacity.
The National School of Administration, founded in 1964, has a long-standing reputation for providing high-quality training and education in public administration. Its programs are designed to equip students with the skills necessary to serve in government and public institutions effectively.
The visit also included a stop at the National Centre for Secure Documents, where the delegation engaged in discussions on modern identity management and secure documentation systems. This aspect of the visit is particularly relevant as Somalia seeks to improve its documentation processes and enhance national security. While the specifics of the outcomes of the visit were not immediately disclosed, the initiative is expected to yield significant benefits for both Somalia and Algeria.
The exchange of knowledge and expertise is anticipated to contribute to the development of a more efficient and accountable public sector in Somalia.
The visit comes at a time when Somalia is making strides in its political and economic recovery.
The country’s recent policy reforms and community resilience have been recognized internationally, with the World Bank noting the steady laying of foundations for a better future.
As Somalia continues to rebuild its institutions, the collaboration with Algeria’s National School of Administration represents a crucial step towards achieving sustainable development and effective governance.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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