Assessment of the Factors Influencing Delays on Construction Projects in Mogadishu Somalia

Construction initiatives are one of the most essential tools available to nations and organizations for bringing strategic aspirations and objectives to fruition. The Somali government, the Turkish government, and private companies are collaborating on numerous construction initiatives. Regrettably, many of these initiatives have been delayed. Construction project delays can have a significant impact on all stakeholders involved, leading to cost overruns, legal disputes, and reputational damage. The purpose of this study was to identify major causes of the delayed construction in Mogadishu, Somalia, to assess the effects of delay on the completion Time of construction projects, and to find and suggest ways to reduce the delay of construction projects in Mogadishu, Somalia using a questionnaire; this research was conducted. A survey questionnaire was administered to 385 respondents to collect data. Using SPSS, descriptive statistical analysis was performed on the collected data. According to the primary findings, changes in project design, inadequate project management, material delivery delays, and unreliable security issues were the most significant causes of delays. The study also found that delays can significantly affect project social problems, particularly in the case of housing, Personal conflicts among laborers, and the tying up of client capital due to project non-completion. These findings suggest that efFor Ts to reduce delays should concentrate on enhancing project management practices, enhancing communication and collaboration among project stakeholders, and addressing material procurement issues. Overall, the study emphasizes the significance of meticulous 1 y planning and administering construction projects to minimize delays and guarantee success.