Governance

Somalia faces significant obstacles in establishing effective governance and a robust rule of law framework. Persistent political fragility, a weak judicial system, rampant corruption, limited access to justice for marginalized groups, and the insufficient capacity of governmental institutions all contribute to these challenges. These issues erode public confidence, impede economic progress, and exacerbate insecurity.

Probakaal has both the insight and strategies to address these governance and rule of law gaps effectively. By building institutional capacity, promoting transparency and accountability, and strengthening justice services, Probakaal works to fortify governance structures, restore public trust, and strengthen the social contract between government and citizens. Our team is at the cutting edge of legal and policy reforms, strengthens the capacity of judicial and law enforcement bodies, and enables inclusive governance practices.

However, addressing these enduring challenges requires sustained and collaborative efforts between the Somali government, local communities, and international organizations. Probakaal’s strategic partnerships with both the Federal Government of Somalia and its Federal Member States enable it to effectively lead and support these efforts. Drawing on deep industry knowledge and contextual understanding, Probakaal is well-placed to drive transformative and lasting improvements in the rule of law and governance across Somalia.