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MOGADISHU — The Federal Republic of Somalia is actively expanding access to education for girls and women, viewing it as a critical element for building robust and inclusive communities.
The Ministry of Education has affirmed its commitment to providing educational opportunities for all girls, aiming to dismantle barriers that have historically limited female learning.
Ministry officials highlighted that the initiative seeks to increase enrollment rates, enhance school infrastructure, and establish secure educational environments to boost girls’ school retention.
Cultural norms, economic challenges, and security concerns have traditionally restricted girls’ access to schooling in many regions, resulting in the underrepresentation of women in both the workforce and leadership positions.
By addressing these systemic challenges, the ministry’s efforts are intended to improve literacy and skill levels while empowering future generations to contribute effectively to Somalia’s social and economic progress.
Education experts emphasize that empowering girls through education leads to healthier communities, economic growth, and an interruption of the cycle of poverty.
This campaign is consistent with Somalia’s broader national development plan, which underscores human capital investment as a key foundation for achieving long-term peace and resilience.
