Mogadishu Corridor is not currently functional as a trade route between Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya due to the dilapidated state of infrastructure in Somalia and some sections of the highways have not been constructed in Kenya and Ethiopia. The road sections comprising the Mogadishu Corridor have remained neglected as a result of insecurity due to war and banditry thereby negatively impacting on interconnectivity and cross border trade that once existed within the wider Somali region covering the three countries. With the advent of peace resuming in Somalia, it is expected that Mogadishu Corridor will be a crucial corridor that serves the North Eastern and South Eastern regions of Kenya and Ethiopia respectively thereby promoting trade, interconnectivity, and integration in the region. It is recommended that multilateral agreements be signed between the three countries (Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya) to support the development of infrastructure to facilitate trade between the th…

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The map was generated to show the current status(as at 2019) of physical infrastructure on the Mogadishu Corridor, 2019 Their are four other horizons by …

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Mogadishu Corridor Roads status as at end of 2019. "Current Status" attribute states whether the Port Sudan corridor segment is Paved or UnPaved