The Director General of HALMEEL Service Meets with Senior Officials from the United Nations and APRM

Baku, Azerbaijan – The Director General of the HALMEEL Service, Mr. Maxamed Dubo Maxamed, accompanied by the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Somalia to Azerbaijan, Mr. Cabdinuur Daahir Fiidoow, held various meetings in the city of Baku with senior officials from the United Nations and the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM).

The first meeting was with Mr. Li Junhua, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), where they discussed the responsibilities and activities of the HALMEEL Service, the successes achieved in the unification of government services, and the future plans of the organization.

During the meeting, the Director General presented the role of the HALMEEL Service in facilitating government services, unifying service delivery processes, and developing modern systems designed to enable citizens to easily access the services of government agencies.

Additionally, the Director General of the HALMEEL Service, Mr. Maxamed Dubo Maxamed, met with Ambassador Marie-Antoinette Rose-Quatre, the Executive Head of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), and the meeting focused on the role of HALMEEL in enhancing public service delivery, strengthening governance, and opportunities for collaboration between the two organizations.

Both sides also discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in knowledge and experience exchange, technical support, technology development, and capacity building of government agencies, to achieve an efficient service delivery system that meets the needs of the community.

These meetings are part of the HALMEEL Service's efforts to expand the relationship and cooperation of international organizations, in order to benefit from the experiences and technical support that can contribute to the modernization of the services of the Somali government.

Additionally, the meetings highlighted the importance of implementing the 16th Goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which focuses on building transparent, accountable, just, and peace-based governmental institutions.