H.E. Prof. Salim Alio Ibro received a high-level IGAD delegation at MoLSA today. Discussions focused on the IGAD Free Movement Protocol, labour migration, and enhanced regional cooperation.
Our Deputy Minister H.E. Amina Hussein Ali today opened a 3-day training on Building Respectful, Safe & Professional Workplaces in Mogadishu. Organised by @GQSHRD_NCSC in partnership with @festusomalia and supported by @MoF_Somalia through the World Bank-funded @RcrfSomalia
July 1 Public Holiday 🇸🇴
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs informs government institutions, NGOs, the private sector, and all workers that Wednesday, 1 July 2026, is a public holiday in observance of Somalia’s Independence and Unity Day.
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs extends its warmest congratulations to all Somalis on 26 June 2026, commemorating the Independence Day of Northern Regions of Somalia. May this historic day continue to inspire unity, peace, and national progress.
Happy 26 June
📢 Public Holiday Notice
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs informs all government institutions, non-governmental organizations, and private sector companies that Saturday, 27 June 2026, is an official public holiday in observance of 26 June Independence Day.
DG Mohamed Saney Dalmar opened the Validation Workshop for the Review of the Social Protection Policy Implementation Framework in Mogadishu, bringing together MoLSA, Baxnaano, and SAGAL teams. #MoLSA#SocialProtection
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of Somalia honored outstanding Directors and staff with Certificates of Appreciation, recognizing their dedication, professionalism, and service excellence.
Recognizing excellence, inspiring greater performance.
#MoLSA#Somalia#awards
H.E. Salim Alio Ibro, Minister of Labour and Social Affairs of Somalia, delivering Somalia’s statement at the 114th International Labour Conference (#ILC2026). 🇸🇴🌍
#Somalia#ILO#ILC2026
At #ILC2026, Somalia is represented by a tripartite delegation comprising the Federal Government and the country's recognised social partners: FESTU and SCCI, reflecting the principles of social dialogue and tripartism that underpin the ILO.
Somalia’s tripartite delegation, led by Minister Salim Alio Ibro, met with @ILO Director-General @GilbertFHoungbo on the sidelines of the #ILC2026 in Geneva to discuss labour reforms, social dialogue and continued cooperation to advance decent work and social justice in #Somalia.
H.E. Prof. Salim Ali Ibro delivered Somalia’s statement at the 114th International Labour Conference (#ILC2026) today at the UN Headquarters in Geneva, reaffirming Somalia’s commitment to decent work, job creation, and social dialogue. 🇸🇴🌍
#Somalia#ILO#Geneva#DecentWork
Minister of Labour H.E. Prof. Salim Caliyow Ibrow met with H.E. Ambassador Naser Alhayen of Kuwait in Geneva, where they discussed strengthening cooperation and shared priorities between Somalia and Kuwait on the margins of #ILC2026.
#Somalia 🇸🇴 #Kuwait 🇰🇼 #ILO#Geneva#ILC2026
Nairobi, Kenya – 3 May 2026
The Ministry of Labour & Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia participated in the Implementation Support Mission for BOOST YOU (Baxnaano) in Nairobi, a week-long engagement to accelerate implementation and strengthen coordination with partners.
The mission was officially opened by H.E. Prof. Salim Aliyow Ibrow, Minister of Labour & Social Affairs.
Participants included World Bank TTL Ali Qureshi, WFP representatives, and Baxnaano Program Manager Fardosa Ahmed, who highlighted the program’s importance to both the Government and the people of Somalia.
The Director General of the Ministry, Mohamed Saney Dalmar, commended the progress achieved over the years and reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to sustaining and strengthening the program.
The Director of Social Affairs, Suhayb Dek Mahamoud, and senior advisors also shared key insights on improving social protection services.
#MOLSA #Baxnaano #SocialProtection #Somalia
The Acting Minister of Labour and Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia, who is also the Deputy Minister of the @SomaliaMolsa, Hon. Amina Hussein Ali, today took part in a highly successful and well-attended International Labour Day commemoration, organised by the Federation of Somali Trade Unions (@festusomalia) with support from the International Labour Organization (@ILO).
The event brought together over 1,000 workers' representatives, government officials and social partners in a strong demonstration of shared commitment to advancing a decent work agenda. It highlighted the central role of workers in sustainable development and reinforced the importance of promoting and protecting fundamental principles and rights at work, including freedom of association, dignity and equality. The discussions further underscored growing momentum towards investment in employment-intensive job creation for decent work and inclusive labour market development.
Hon. Amina reaffirmed the government’s firm commitment to strengthening the implementation of labour legislation in line with international labour standards and to advancing policies that support decent work and expanded employment opportunities. She also commended the active and constructive role of workers’ organisations affiliated with FESTU in promoting effective social dialogue and collaboration with government and employers to deliver tangible progress in job creation, skills development and the protection of workers’ rights.
The Ministry of Labour & Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia marked International Workers’ Day (May 1st) today in Mogadishu.
Held on May 2nd due to Friday observance, the event brought together government officials, private sector, labour unions & the Chamber of Commerce under the theme: “Empowering Somali workers through decent work & skills development.”
Director General Mohamed Saney Dalmar highlighted the importance of collaboration to strengthen the labour market and enhance workforce skills.
#LabourDay #Somalia #DecentWork #SkillsDevelopment
NOTICE
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia shares this official circular regarding International Labour Day.
The Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Prof. Salim Alio Ibrow, officially opened the National Sensitisation Workshop on the Adopted National Labour Migration Policy and Private Employment Agencies (PrEAs) Regulations in Mogadishu.
The workshop, organised by @SomaliaMolsa and supported by @ILO and @FCDOGovUK, brought together key stakeholders, with strong participation from trade unions represented by @festusomalia and employers represented by @somaliacci. Both social partners played an active role in developing the policy and regulatory framework through a government-led tripartite process grounded in social dialogue.
The Minister underscored the importance of effective implementation of these frameworks in line with international labour standards to protect Somali workers abroad, safeguard migrant workers in the country and promote fair, safe and well-managed labour migration.
Mogadishu, Somalia – 19 April 2026
The Minister of Labour & Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia, H.E. Prof. Salim Aliyo Ibro, today received at the Ministry’s headquarters a delegation from SOS led by the Organization’s Director, Mr. Abdulqadir Dakane.
The meeting was also attended by a Senior Advisor from the Ministry and other officials from both sides, where discussions were held in a professional manner focusing on strengthening cooperation and advancing key programmes that serve the community.
The talks focused on supporting vulnerable groups, enhancing youth skills development, and creating sustainable employment opportunities, with the aim of strengthening the country’s social protection systems.
The Minister highlighted the importance of effective collaboration between government institutions and partner organizations to achieve tangible progress, while the Director of SOS reaffirmed their commitment to continued partnership and support for the Somali people.
The meeting concluded with a mutual understanding to further strengthen cooperation and accelerate the implementation of joint priority initiatives.
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