The National Women's Union of Djibouti recently held a ceremony to sign agreements with institutions that will host young women for professional training. The project, supported by UNICEF and funded by the French Development Agency, aims to empower young women through education and socio-economic integration. The agreements mark a significant step towards enabling young women to acquire practical experience and skills in their chosen fields.
The project targets young women between 15 and 24 years old, with the goal of promoting their education, social and economic integration, and encouraging their participation in local community development. The training program will last for three months, during which the young women will work in partner companies and institutions to gain hands-on experience and develop their professional skills.
The signing ceremony was attended by representatives from the National Women's Union of Djibouti, the Mayor of Balbala, and officials from the French Development Agency and UNICEF. The event highlighted the commitment of the institutions to supporting the empowerment of young women in Djibouti. The partners emphasized the importance of providing opportunities for young women to discover the world of work and develop their skills.
The National Women's Union of Djibouti has expressed its satisfaction with the commitment of the hosting institutions, which will provide a platform for young women to gain practical experience and discover the world of work. The union hopes that this initiative will lead to sustainable partnerships in the future and enable the discovery of new talents and skills.
The young women who will benefit from the training program have been encouraged to be committed, serious, and motivated, with a strong desire to learn. The program is expected to have a positive impact on their socio-economic integration and participation in community development. The initiative is part of a broader effort to promote education and empowerment of young women in Djibouti.
The project is a significant step towards addressing the challenges faced by young women in Djibouti, particularly in terms of access to education and employment opportunities. The partnership between the National Women's Union of Djibouti, UNICEF, and the French Development Agency reflects a shared commitment to supporting the empowerment of young women and promoting their socio-economic integration.
The training program is expected to commence soon, with the young women set to join their respective hosting institutions for a three-month period. The initiative has generated significant interest and enthusiasm among the target group, with many young women eager to acquire new skills and gain practical experience in their chosen fields.
Key points
- The National Women's Union of Djibouti has signed agreements with institutions to provide professional training to young women between 15 and 24 years old.
