The Saharawi Republic participates in the second meeting of the network of African women leadership.

In the midst of the presence of more than 200 participants from various countries of the AU and UN.

The women of the United Nations and the representation of several leading women of African non-governmental organizations and the diaspora of African institutions. The Sadr participated in the

High level Summit of the leadership African women Forum, which takes place from 24 to 26 April 2018

at the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, organized by the African Union Commission (AUC) and the background of women of United Nations (UN) and the

Government of the Federal Republic of Germany.

During the three-day discussions focused on the pursuit of business objectives

The network is part of the implementation of the 2063 of the AU agenda and the agenda of the United Nations of the United Nations by the year 2030 to achieve gender equality and the empowerment of women

and girls in various fields of political, social, economic, and security.

In this context, four areas were identified: women's participation in politics

Good governance, peace and security, rural women, young women and communication and social networks. The meeting also focused on the problems of structure and tasks

competences related to the network at the continental, regional and national level.

In addition to emphasize the theme of promotion and work in the media and the defense of the network to ensure that its work is facilitated at all levels within the framework of an action plan for the implementation of

Strategy and roadmap well defined and consistent with the objectives of the agenda of the ITU, African Agenda for the year 2063 and the 2030 Agenda of the United Nations on equality between

Genus.

At the end of the meetings, the meeting adopted a final declaration containing the most important recommendations

To activate the network as soon as possible and to ask States and Governments to facilitate the work of the

Network at national, regional and continental level.

The network of African women leaders was established at the headquarters of the Federation

African headquarters, new York, from 31 May to 2 June 2017, under the direction of the President of the Commission of the African Union, Musa Faqih Mohammed and Amina Mohammed

Vice General of the United Nations, in the presence of more than 100 women prominent leaders from African countries representing various political, social and cultural sectors, including heads of state, Vice-Presidents, former members of parliament, ex Prime ministers and former party leaders, heads of government representatives from the private sector and representatives of civil society, young women and rural women. The Leadership Network has been Established as African women outside the United Nations Seminar on equality and empowerment, women organized by the Women's section of the United Nations, where it was the most important.

Its results are the launching of the African Women's Leadership network, as a new initiative that seeks to

Create a common space for African women to exchange leadership experiences and lessons

At the invitation of the Women's Union of Korea, the Secretary general of the National Union of Sahrawi women, Fátma Mehdi, as a member of the International Democratic Federation of Women

At the invitation of the Women's Union of Korea, the Secretary general of the National Union of Sahrawi women, Fátma Mehdi, as a member of the International Democratic Federation of Women held in the capital of North Korea, Piong Yonq from 16 to 23 AB Ril, with the presence of women's organizations representing several countries, including Russia, Greece, Italy, Pakistan, Venezuela, Mexico, Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Colombia, Cuba, Brazil, Mozambique and Portugal, as well as representatives at the level Continental and international, such as the international socialist organizations of International Women.

During the opening remarks, the president of the WIDF, Lorena Peña, insisted on the importance of continuing to work in order to achieve peace and justice in the world, in addition to expressing his condemnation of the oppression and lack of freedoms he experiences in today's world. With regard to Western Sahara, Lorena Peña has condemned the Morocco's illegal occupation of Western Sahara and expressed the solidarity of WIDF with Sahrawi women in their struggle for freedom and peace. It also expressed its solidarity with the Palestinian and Syrian people, Syria, as well as with countries in difficult circumstances.

The meeting focuses on the study of the work plan for the year 2018  2019 of the International Democratic Federation of Women at Continental and international level.

There will also be recommendations on solidarity work on various issues in the world.

Mohamed Jadad heads a Saharawi delegation which is in Russia, within the framework of the bilateral consultations

Mohamed Jadad heads a Saharawi delegation which is in Russia, within the framework of the bilateral consultations, the Sahrawi authorities have with the Member countries of the UN Security Council. Fatma Mehdi is part of the aforementioned delegation and at the same time maintains meetings with various organizations of civil society, in this context I participate in a day of solidarity with the just struggle of the people saharauiv in Moscow.

Activities of the members of the different departments of the UNMS in the central and in their respective regional and local representations

Activities of the members of the different departments of the UNMS in the central and in their respective regional and local representations summarized in training in different skills, where the beneficiaries are their practices in the different institutions.

 Also I speaks with different delegations of politicians and aid workers visiting the camps and keep meetings with the UNMS both at Headquarters and in the homes of women whose perpetrators are the representatives of the Executive of the UNMS level regional.




Also highlights the work of the Committee on mentoring that makes a scheduled visit to evaluate the work in the different institutions of the UNMS and make an inventory of the materials available to find techniques for the improvement of the utilization and performance of the work.

Major Finnish uniqueness of space however from its pages for just the Saharan people's struggle for freedom and independence.

Major Finnish uniqueness of space however from its pages for just the Saharan people's struggle for freedom and independence.

The magazine devoted a "mailman kovalti" an important space in prestigious Finnish pages of the history of the struggle of the Saharan people the legendary steadfastness and just camps and dignity for freedom and independence, which conducted a lengthy magazine interview with Frente POLISARIO representative Finland Mrs for good lover Addressed in detail during the meeting the latest developments on the issue and national culture of the Sahrawi people.

The Saharawi people lost one of its most brilliant diplomats, but, above all, a Sahrawi who fought for their just cause until the last breath.

The Saharawi people lost one of its most brilliant diplomats, but, above all, a Sahrawi who fought for their just cause until the last breath.

We went today Bukhari Ahmed, Sahrawi representative to the United Nations.

Rest in peace.

Glory, Honor and victory to those who are fighting life by ideals and for a just cause

Bukhari, born in Villa Cisneros, and that was one of the pioneers of the Saharawi independence movement.

Occurs when the crisis of 1975 Bukhari was studying law at the University of La Laguna.

His mastery of the Spanish and English led him to play different positions. In 1979 was the first Ambassador of the Sadr in Panama and in 1982 the first Ambassador to Costa Rica. Shortly afterwards he was appointed representative of the Frente Polisario for Europe, in 1988 as the first Ambassador took possession in Mexico. Later he was Ambassador for the Mission in several Latin American countries. The last stage of his life served as a representative of the Frente Polisario in New York United Nations Headquarters.

His diplomatic work had its grand finale when in March 2016 was the host of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki Mun, on his visit to Bir Lehlu, in the Western Sahara freed, being the first Secretary General of the UN making a v this institutional seaside territories liberated from Western Sahara.

A day before his death, Bukhari Ahmed addresses a letter to the Security Council.

Occupation forces not giving in their practices repressive against Sahrawi women

Occupation forces not giving in their practices repressive against Sahrawi women raising their flag in broad daylight in a central avenue of the City occupied Laayoune, beating injured and dragged to shock and vejadas is the number gives a Sahrawi woman daily low occupation in Western Sahara Moroccan.