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Prior to the conference, a supporting event gathered the perspectives of diaspora and civil society groups on the future of Somalia.
Prime Minister Theresa May discussed the importance of bringing together the international community to help Somalia build a more secure, stable and prosperous future for its people.
International partners agree on security and reform measures.
This pact sets out a vision of Somali-led security to provide security and protection for the people of Somalia agreed at the conference.
Following the London Somalia Conference 2017, this document provides a framework for mutual accountability and accelerated progress.
This communique gives an overview of the humanitarian, security, and constitutional issues discussed at the conference on Somalia's future.
António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, spoke at the start of the London conference on Somalia's future.
The Somalian President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, known as President Farmajo gave an opening speech at the conference on Somalia's future.
Theresa May gave a speech about the importance of building a stable and prosperous future for Somalia.
British Ambassador David Concar and Special Envoy Nick Kay talk about progress in Somalia and what needs to be achieved.
Ahead of the May 2017 London Somalia Conference, the UK welcomes Somali agreement of a National Security Architecture, and announces £21m in additional support.
Ahead of the London Somalia Conference Tobias Ellwood sought Diaspora views on UK policy and securing peace and security for the country.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke to DFID staff in East Kilbride on how the UK works together to improve the lives of people around the world.
Foreign Secretary Statement at the UN Security Council briefing on Somalia, Thursday 23 March 2017
Ahead of the 2017 London Somalia Conference in May the Foreign Secretary met with President Farmaajo to discuss the UK-Somalia partnership.
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