Somalia Develops National Cybersecurity Framework Amid Growing Digital Risks
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- •Somalia's NCA convened stakeholders to draft a national cybersecurity framework.
- •The consultation focused on risk management and compliance across various sectors.
- •The framework aims to enhance Somalia's cybersecurity posture amid rising digital risks.
On April 25, 2026, Somalia's National Communications Authority (NCA) held a consultation meeting in Mogadishu to draft a national Cybersecurity Risk Management and Compliance Framework. The meeting included government officials, private sector representatives, educational institutions, and civil society to gather input on enhancing the country's cybersecurity posture. NCA Director General Mustafa Yasin Sheikh emphasized the need for thorough stakeholder engagement in reviewing the draft framework. State Minister for Communications and Technology Ahmed Osman Dirie highlighted the increasing risks associated with digital advancements. Participants discussed key issues such as risk identification and regulatory compliance mechanisms. The outcomes of this meeting will guide the finalization of the framework, which aims to strengthen national cybersecurity governance and resilience against emerging threats.
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