MOGADISHU (SONNA) – The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia has launched a vital new initiative aimed at enhancing the professional capabilities of Somali youth. The first phase of the “Employability Service Training” program was officially inaugurated on Wednesday by the Deputy Minister of Labor, Hon. Amina Hussein Ali, at the National Employment Center in Mogadishu.
This training is a central component of the ministry’s continuous strategy to strengthen the knowledge and technical skills of young Somalis. The primary objective is to significantly improve their employment prospects in the competitive labor market and to cultivate a stronger capacity for entrepreneurship and job creation within the country.
The comprehensive program is set to benefit over 200 young participants. Spanning a duration of three months, the training is structured in weekly cohorts. Each week, a new group of 25 young people will undertake the intensive training module, ensuring a steady and focused delivery of skills.
In her address at the launch, Deputy Minister Amina Hussein Ali issued a strong call to Somali youth, urging them to actively participate and take full advantage of this important training. She emphasized that programs of this nature are a key component in securing sustainable, long-term employment and are foundational for achieving continuous social development for the nation.
