Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Hamza Abdi Barre, on Thursday held a meeting with prominent Somali women representing civil society organizations, women leaders, and members of the security sector, focusing on their critical role in national peace, governance, and participation in the upcoming elections.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister praised Somali women for their longstanding contributions to peacebuilding, reconstruction, and national development. He emphasized that sustainable peace and effective governance cannot be achieved without women’s meaningful participation and inclusion in decision-making processes.
“Somali women have always been at the heart of rebuilding our nation,” said Prime Minister Hamza. “Their voices, leadership, and wisdom are vital in shaping a peaceful, prosperous, and united Somalia.”
The women leaders thanked the Prime Minister for his continued commitment to advancing women’s rights and empowerment across all sectors.
They reaffirmed their dedication to strengthening their role in promoting peace, unity, and national progress.
The meeting underscored the government’s ongoing efforts to ensure gender inclusion in political, social, and security frameworks, aligning with Somalia’s vision for inclusive and sustainable development.
