Khadija Mohamed Al-Makhzoumi

Her Excellency Khadija Mohamed Al-Makhzoumi is a distinguished Somali diplomat and politician, currently serving as the Minister of Family and Human Rights and a Member of the Federal Parliament.

Her Excellency is a strong advocate for women’s rights, child welfare, and social justice, leading National efforts to strengthen human rights frameworks and support vulnerable communities in Somalia.

Before assuming her current role, she made history as Somalia’s first-ever Minister of Environment and Climate Change, spearheading policies to combat climate challenges. Under her leadership, she launched the “1 House, 1 Tree” campaign to promote reforestation and established Somalia’s first air pollution control system.

Her leadership was instrumental in securing Green Climate Fund support and fostering global partnerships for Somalia’s environmental initiatives. Prior to entering political leadership, Her Excellency had a distinguished diplomatic career. She served as Somalia’s Ambassador to Pakistan and Iraq and earning the Global Ambassador Award for strengthening international ties. She also held senior positions in Somalia’s Foreign Ministry and embassies worldwide.

Her Excellency Khadija Mohamed Al-Makhzoumi remains a transformational leader, committed to advancing human rights, environmental sustainability, and international diplomacy for Somalia.