MOGADISHU — An official handover ceremony took place today at the headquarters of the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia. During the formal event, held inside the Minister’s office, the critical position of Director General was officially transferred from the outgoing Director General, Mr. Yusuf Hassan Isack, to the incoming Director General, Mr. Mohamed Saney Dalmar.
A Seamless Leadership Transition
The high-level administrative ceremony was directly overseen by the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Prof. Salim Alio Ibrow, and was attended by numerous senior Ministry officials and department heads.
During his opening remarks, Minister Ibrow highly praised Mr. Yusuf Hassan Isack for his dedicated public service, administrative achievements, and structural contributions during his tenure. The Minister formally wished the outgoing Director General continued success in his future professional pursuits. He subsequently congratulated Mr. Mohamed Saney Dalmar on his vital new appointment, strongly urging him to fulfill his federal responsibilities with absolute integrity, professionalism, and a firm, unwavering commitment to advancing the Ministry’s key social and economic objectives.
This seamless leadership transition is part of the federal government’s broader, ongoing strategy to revitalize national institutions and place highly qualified leaders in critical administrative roles.
Commitment to Accountability and Service
During his acceptance speech, the newly appointed Director General conveyed his deep appreciation for the profound confidence placed in him by the federal leadership. He publicly promised to lead the vital department with strict dedication and transparent accountability, focusing heavily on modernizing the Ministry’s daily operations and drastically enhancing public service delivery for all Somali citizens.
The ceremony successfully concluded in a highly positive, collaborative atmosphere, powerfully demonstrating a seamless, well-organized transition of institutional leadership within the Ministry. This smooth transfer of power directly supports the Cabinet’s recent, sweeping mandates aimed at boosting federal governance and strengthening internal state structures.
