Semaglutide is one of Glucagon-like peptide-1 analogues, as a GLP-1 receptor agonist, used for the treatment of type 2 diabetes. The glycosylation of GLP-1 analogues, not only increased the half-life time of glycosylated exenatide in vitro serum [1], also reduced the fibrillation and aggregation of glycosylated glucagon analogue in an aqueous solution [2]. In order to enhance the yield of synthesis and improve the stability of semaglutide, the modified residue Lys20-(C18diacid-ꝩ-Glu-OEG-OEG) was replaced by Asn20-(disialyloligosacharide), we used our highly optimized Fmoc-SPPS methods to prepare each of Semaglutide (1-11)-Ocam-Leu amide and Semaglutide (12-31)-Asn20-(disialyloligosacharide), follow by enzymatic ligation of those fragments with Omniligase-1 [3], after RP-HPLC purification, glycosylated Semaglutide analogue was obtained in good overall yield. The bioassay result shown that its biological activity was similar with Semaglutide.