
As part of his ongoing official visit to SSC Khaatumo State, the Special Presidential Envoy for Health and Nutrition, Hon. Abdirahman Mohamed Sheikh, held high-level discussions with the President of SSC Khaatumo, H.E. Abdikadir Ahmed Aw-Ali (Firdhiye), and Vice President H.E. Mohamed Abdi Ismail (Shiine). The meetings aimed to foster closer collaboration between the Federal Government and SSC Khaatumo State in addressing pressing health and nutrition challenges.
The discussions were centered on strengthening healthcare systems, addressing urgent nutritional needs, and supporting local initiatives designed to uplift communities. Both parties agreed on the critical importance of improving healthcare services and infrastructure to meet the growing demands of the region’s population.
During the meeting, Hon. Abdirahman Mohamed Sheikh highlighted the Federal Government's commitment to working hand-in-hand with regional states like SSC Khaatumo to advance sustainable health and nutrition solutions. He emphasized that such partnerships are essential for tackling health disparities and ensuring that vulnerable communities receive the care they need.
The leaders also deliberated on key strategies to enhance access to essential health services and tackle public health challenges. Special attention was given to the need for robust healthcare infrastructure capable of addressing the region's increasing demands. Plans were discussed to expand healthcare facilities, train medical professionals, and improve the supply of vital medical resources.
In addition to healthcare improvements, the discussions explored ways to mitigate malnutrition through targeted programs and community-driven projects. The leaders recognized the value of empowering local communities to play an active role in shaping sustainable solutions for health and nutrition.
The President of SSC Khaatumo, H.E. Abdikadir Ahmed Aw-Ali, lauded the visit of the Special Presidential Envoy as a positive step toward fostering stronger ties and advancing mutual objectives. He expressed optimism that the partnership will bring lasting benefits to the people of SSC Khaatumo.