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The Crisis Calls For Urgent Action

Somalia is trapped in a crisis loop. Over twenty-five years of state-building projects and seven successive governments—supported by decades of international intervention and shifting UN and AU mission mandates have yet to produce a stable and functioning state. Instead, the country remains stuck with a system that reproduces crisis rather than solving it. 

Today, political fragmentation and institutional ambiguity have become the primary engines of state weakness, leaving the nation in a cycle of engineered failure that can no longer be ignored. 

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About Agenda 2028


This series is based on an extensive desk review of numerous policy proposals and research conducted by both local and international organizations. It is further informed by interviews with leaders, academics, and civil servants, as well as original think pieces from our teams. This work has been guided by the Amni Reform Initiative leadership and board. 

Solutions 

To achieve self-reliant security and functional governance by 2028, attention must shift toward a realistic, solution-oriented approach. Rather than pursuing a "perfect" theoretical federal model—which requires universal consensus among stakeholders with often divergent interests—we propose a pragmatic political reset. This approach is designed to unlock the political, territorial, and institutional constraints that currently paralyze national progress. 

Solutions 

To achieve self-reliant security and functional governance by 2028, attention must shift toward a realistic, solution-oriented approach. Rather than pursuing a "perfect" theoretical federal model—which requires universal consensus among stakeholders with often divergent interests—we propose a pragmatic political reset. This approach is designed to unlock the political, territorial, and institutional constraints that currently paralyze national progress.

Three Priorities For Action

1

Fix The Federal System

Operationalizing existing constitutional provisions to move from political bargaining to a rules-based system of governance. 

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2

Reform Security

Transitioning from fragmented, personalized forces to professional, legislated institutions under civilian oversight.

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3

Liberate, Stabilize & Rebuild

Converting military gains into enduring local governance and stability for recovered communities.

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