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MOGADISHU, 12 November 2026 Salaam Somali Bank and the HALMEEL Integrated Service Delivery Centre have discussed strengthening cooperation between the government and private companies so that citizens can access both government and commercial services in one place.
The talks took place at the HALMEEL centre in Mogadishu, during a second visit to the centre by a delegation from Salaam Somali Bank. The delegation was led by the bank's Deputy Director General, Dr. Said Moallim Abukar. They were received by HALMEEL's Director General, Mohamed Dubo, and his deputy, Mustafa Abdullahi.
The two sides focused on three issues: strengthening cooperation between the government and private financial institutions, making services easier to access, and opportunities for commercial banks to take part in HALMEEL's integrated service delivery system.
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HALMEEL said the visit demonstrates the importance of cooperation between the government and the private sector in developing efficient, coordinated service delivery based on citizens' needs.
The centre said key services provided by private companies will be available at HALMEEL, allowing citizens to access a range of services in one place instead of moving between different offices.
HALMEEL added that it is committed to fulfilling its mandate through close cooperation with government institutions, the private sector and Somalia's partners.