The Wajaale Development Project is a comprehensive development initiative jointly implemented by the Government of Somaliland and the Pharo Foundation, focusing on the development of the Wajaale area and improving the lives of its residents.

‎The Governor of Gabiley, Mr. Mohamed Abdilahi Bookh outlined ambitious plans for the Wajaale Project, highlighting its potential to reshape the region’s economy and community welfare through sustainable development.

‎’A Flagship Initiative for Somaliland’s Future, designed as a cornerstone of national development strategy, the Wajaale Project integrates:

‎Project Objectives:
 Water Reservoir (Dam): Construction of a large dam to harvest rainwater for use by the local community and livestock.
  Farmers. The second phase of the project will focus on developing farmers to increase agricultural production and create jobs.

‎Social Service Development:
  Health: Building or rehabilitating healthcare facilities.
  Education and Skills: Programs to enhance the knowledge and skills of youth.

‎Job Creation: Direct and indirect employment opportunities accessible to the community.

‎Regarding livestock, land will be cultivated with fodder crops like grass, which will be provided free of charge to the local community.

Collaboration:
‎The project will work closely with:
 The Wajaale Local Government
  National level Ministries
   Community leaders and local organizations.

Partnership:
 The Somaliland Government is fully committed to collaborating with the Pharo Foundation to achieve food security and sustainable development.
 The project will serve as a strategic model for regional development, economic growth, and improving the lives of the local population.

‎Land Management and Control:
 Land management and control will remain, as before, under the authority of the Somaliland Government Forces.

‎Project Output:
‎* All the benefits will accrue to Somaliland. This will eliminate the need for the country to import wheat and flour from abroad.

‎Addressing recent community discussions, Governor Bookh emphasized the government’s commitment to transparency and open dialogue: Our offices are open to anyone seeking information about this initiative. We are dedicated to addressing concerns and ensuring the project serves our people’s needs.

‎He also issued a firm warning against misinformation campaigns, vowing to safeguard the project’s progress from disruptive efforts.