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Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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to entertain

is it sanitation, agriculture, plumbing and irrigation
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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piracy
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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sheekh-Farax-zero wrote:piracy

:shock:

Wallahi, I and a few have our eyes on that "industry". Profitable indeed :mrgreen:
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sheekh-Farax-zero wrote:piracy
we don't lack that
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Irrigation, Somalia needs to be able to feed itself
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I do say Agriculture :up:

I hope any successful Govt could expoit this opportunity and ensure that we import no Food and the UN is kicked out. :up:
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Shirib wrote:Irrigation, Somalia needs to be able to feed itself
i was thinking paved roads so its better to transport livestock

but yeah thats good too

both wouldn't even take that long, i think paving can be done quicker
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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Shirib wrote:Irrigation, Somalia needs to be able to feed itself

we don't lack that either

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irrigation is not an industry nor roads
one is Technology that enhances Agriculture the other is a social ammenity.

Industry is

Tourism

Livestock

Agriculture

Mining

service Industry like Expertriates etc.
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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paved roads improves agriculture and livestock
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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Yea Patriot, I meant agriculture. The land is there and pretty fertile around the two rivers we just need the right irrigation system.
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FAH1223 wrote:paved roads improves agriculture and livestock
yeah but its not an industry its a social ammenity .
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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FAH1223 wrote:paved roads improves agriculture and livestock
U can still move around without paved roads, getting the agriculture booming again would be much more beneficial and roads would develop out of that, not the other way around
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Shirib wrote:Yea Patriot, I meant agriculture. The land is there and pretty fertile around the two rivers we just need the right irrigation system.
Thats right we should infact ensure each region in the south grows a different crop and we trade on it :up:

You see before the civil war in Somalia
NEP Garissa had a river and the somalsi did not utilize its benefits today they have acquired irrigation skills and thank to this the grow crops that feed almsot the entire region while they also export some perishable goods abroad.
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Re: Which industries that Somalia lacks are the most profitable

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Transport - Somali is a big piece of land and whoever gets the job of connecting all those cities will be very well off. All forms Road/Rail/Air/Water (I think all we have right now is Daalo)

Textile - Currently people actually export baati from Somalia however a lot could be done.

Real Estate/Construction - Not sure if there are any established real estate/construction firms to deal with the amount of building and refurbishment that is going to be happening in the years to come. There will be new homes, government buildings, offices, banks, and entire city centres that need building. It would be nice to see Somali firms take on the work instead of employing foreign talent.
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