I am happy to hear that brother Yonis.
I believe there is bright shiny future ahead of us, the more we get knowledge, the more our nation get united and become stronger...
That's the only way we can defeat our worst enemy "Illiteracy" & help our people by improving health care.

Also this increasing number of pharmacists indicate that we lately realized the importance of this field to our community.

Thanks for the question
Pharmacist

I agree with you. When i was applying my uni last year, wen i meet a somalis or even members of my family and i tel them i am doing pharmacy in uni, they wil say why dnt u study something elz? they dnt even know the real role of pharmacist. in London, OR Uk were i live, the rule of pharmacy is expanding everyday. there are great shortage of chemists in the uk, and goverment is tackling this problem. in terms of  back in somalia , we need to campign and explain nd illustrate the rule of pharmacy in our nation. well as far i concern, you cn open a pharmacy in somalia without a licence.

khalid

iam very happy yonis that u ask that question and what u want know about ur future but wat i know  in our country somlia that people believe that pharmist are just shop keepers and docter who is incharge of that place can teach some one who to despense the medicine and the fact that ur country doesnt have industries which u can work anway knowladge is important and u can get job any where else in the so advice to continue learning keep it up bro