



STRATEGIC, DIVERSIFIED, AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORTED
High Growth Potential
Somalia's economy is entering a vital growth phase, driven by NMDC's transformative projects. Developments in the airport, maritime port, and special economic zone aim to boost trade, connectivity, and foreign investments. Strategically located near global shipping routes, Mogadishu is poised to become a high-growth economic hub.
Investment Incentives
NMDC projects benefit from tax breaks, customs exemptions, and financial incentives within the NMSEZ. With Mogadishu Maritime Port and Airport set to become key logistical hubs, demand will rise for industries like real estate, hospitality, manufacturing, and mining. Its public-private partnership ensures stability, efficiency, and minimized risks.
Sustainability & Innovation
NMDC prioritizes sustainability in its development strategy by adopting renewable energy solutions, such as solar power, and implementing eco-friendly designs in its infrastructure projects. This dedication to sustainable practices attracts socially responsible investors while strengthening the company’s long-term growth and environmental stewardship.
Job Creation & Economic Impact
NMDC’s projects will generate thousands of jobs, boosting Somalia’s economy and enhancing local living standards. By focusing on critical infrastructure development, NMDC is fostering sustainable economic growth, creating lasting benefits for both investors and the community, and contributing to Somalia’s long-term progress and stability.
Public-Private Partnership Advantage
As a public-private partnership, NMDC merges the government's stability and long-term vision with private enterprise's efficiency and innovation. This approach creates a well-regulated, profitable environment for investors, effectively minimizing the risks typically associated with emerging markets while maximizing growth potential and returns.
Governance and Accountability
NMDC has a streamlined governance structure emphasizing accountability, transparency, and long-term sustainability. Its governance model, committee structures, and risk management processes will evolve to meet the company’s growing needs. Day-to-day operations are overseen by full-time executives, distinct from governance responsibilities.