History

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Founded in 2015, Bogaado began as a Somali-owned initiative focused on reconstruction and long-term development. From launching rural roads and water systems to supporting emergency responses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company quickly evolved into a trusted provider of infrastructure and logistics services across fragile regions.

By 2022, Bogaado rebranded as Bogaado International, reflecting its expanded presence and growing partnerships with global organizations. With a core focus on construction, supply chain management, and third-party logistics, Bogaado continues to deliver impact through innovative, reliable, and conflict-sensitive operations across Somalia.

2024

Operational Excellence & Future Readiness

Bogaado continues to strengthen last-mile delivery systems, supply chain integration, and infrastructure resilience—driving forward Somalia’s transformation through innovation, neutrality, and technical expertise.

2022

Becoming Bogaado International

To reflect its expanding scope and growing portfolio, the company rebranded as Bogaado International. The new identity captured its nationwide footprint and broadened services in logistics, construction, and humanitarian support—positioning it as a neutral and reliable private sector actor operating in high-risk and underserved regions.

2021

Institutionalizing Core Pillars

Bogaado defined its integrated approach under three core pillars: • Construction & Infrastructure Development • Supply Chain Management & Procurement • Third-Party Logistics (3PL) & Freight Solutions These pillars enabled Bogaado to serve as a trusted partner in development, humanitarian relief, and post-conflict recovery.

2015

Launched with Purpose & Infrastructure Expansion

Bogaado was established as a Somali-owned initiative to tackle the country’s pressing reconstruction and development needs. That same year, it launched its infrastructure division, implementing rural roads, water systems, and public buildings—marking a strategic shift toward long-term service delivery in fragile contexts.