Borama, Somaliland — May 25, 2026: Amoud University main campus hosted a
high-level delegation from UNICEF Somaliland. The official visit aimed to
explore strategic partnerships, strengthen institutional ties, and foster
collaboration in key developmental sectors across Somaliland.
The visiting delegation was led by Ms. Abigail Tevera, the Head of the Water,
Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Section for UNICEF Somaliland. She was
accompanied by Ms. Suhuur Muuse alongside other key officials from the UN
agency, including, Mr. Mohamed Amin Adan – Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Officer, UNICEF and Mr. Mohamed Ahmed Guleid – Security Officer, UNICEF
Warm Institutional Reception
The UNICEF delegation was warmly received by the senior management team of Amoud
University, showcasing the institution’s commitment to global partnerships. The
university’s welcoming committee was led by the President, Prof. Dr. Mohamed
Muse Jibril, alongside key administrative and academic leaders, including:
- Prof. Mohamed Mohamoud Jama (Diriye) – Vice President for Public Relations
and Student Affairs - Mr. Sulaiman Hassan Ali – Vice President for Administration and Finance
- Prof. Dr. Ahmed Said Walhad – College Principal, Amoud University College of
Health Sciences (AUCHS) - Mr. Mohamed Heban Awale – Director of International Relations, Partnerships,
and Projects - Mr. Said Ahmed Bidar – Head of Internal Audit
- Mr. Cabdicasiis Mohamed Ahmed – Programme Coordinator for Amoud University
Strategic Bilateral Discussions
During the high-profile meeting, both leadership teams engaged in productive
discussions centered around mutual goals for community development, academic
excellence, and capacity building. The key pillars of the deliberation included:
- Partnership Expansion: Strengthening long-term institutional cooperation and
collaborative frameworks between Amoud University and UNICEF Somaliland. - Research & Knowledge Management: Leveraging academic research and
data-driven solutions to address emerging local challenges. - WASH Sector Development: Implementing targeted training programs and scaling
up the quality of water, sanitation, and hygiene services across Somaliland.
“Amoud University remains dedicated to producing impactful research and hosting
partnerships that directly uplift our community. Collaborating with esteemed
global organizations like UNICEF amplifies our collective capacity to improve
lives through better WASH infrastructure and specialized training.” — Office of
the President, Amoud University
Looking Ahead
The bilateral meeting concluded on a high note, with both entities reaching a
strong mutual understanding. Both Amoud University and UNICEF Somaliland
expressed an unwavering commitment to translating these discussions into
sustainable action plans that support social development and improve essential
public services for the wider community.
