Somalia: Somali Government, Employers and Workers Agreed On Priorities for Decent Work Country Programme

Mogadishu, Wednesday 11th December 2019: Marking consensus on the implementation of Somali Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP), the Government of Somalia, Employers' and Workers' Organizations have agreed on four priorities for coming five (5) years. These priorities include promoting fair opportunities for Jobs creation & skills development, extending social protection for all; institutional capacity for labour administration; and social dialogue for protecting labour rights.

The representatives of the Government of Somalia - including from the Federal Government and Federal Member States (FMS) along with the Somali Chamber of Commerce & Industries (SCCI) and Federation of Somali Trade Unions (FESTU) agreed on these priorities in a 3-day workshop that concluded in Mogadishu today and also jointly worked out a detailed results-based implementation framework for next five (5) years.

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