The President of Jubaland State, Ahmed Mohamed Islam, officially inaugurated newly expanded offices at the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources on Monday.
The new facilities are intended to strengthen operational capacity and enhance the efficiency and quality of services provided by the Ministry. The expansion reflects Jubaland’s ongoing commitment to improving water and energy infrastructure across the region.
During the inauguration ceremony, President Ahmed Madobe commended the Ministry’s continuous efforts and encouraged its officials and staff to double their dedication toward developing critical energy and water infrastructure. He emphasized that improving administrative structures and service delivery is central to supporting sustainable development in Jubaland.
Officials present at the event highlighted that the expanded offices will provide better workspace for staff, facilitate streamlined operations, and allow the Ministry to implement projects more effectively, benefiting communities across the state.
President Madobe’s visit underscores the Jubaland administration’s focus on infrastructure development as a key driver of regional growth, particularly in essential sectors such as water and energy, which are critical for both urban and rural communities.
